Sentence examples for more general biochemical from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the constitutive expression of GSTs may be indicative of a more general biochemical resistance strategy that is capable of responding to a diversity of compounds in the diet of a generalist consumer.

AMAC is an interchangeable, but more general biochemical term than FAE 3-ketoacyl-CoA synthase 1, which would refer only to synthase #1.

Also, we hypothesized that the genes most prominently up-regulated in response to N-limitation are shared between life phases, reflecting more general biochemical requirements under nutrient stress.

Although erythrocyte transcripts, including many versions of hemoglobin, were specifically expressed in pRBCs, these genes were enriched in KEGG pathways of more general biochemical function (Additional file 1: Figure S2D).

Whilst significant progress has been made in recent years towards understanding the molecular mechanism of the photoperiodic regulation of flowering time [ 34], little is known about more general biochemical and physiological acclimatization responses to changes in photoperiod that allow plants to cope with seasonal variations in light intensity, temperature and humidity.

Compared to more general networks, biochemical networks have some special features: while generally sparse, there are a small number of highly connected metabolite nodes; and metabolite nodes can also be divided into two classes: internal nodes with associated mass balance constraints and external ones without.

However, we assume that a rather small number of more general biophysical and biochemical mechanisms apply to a wide range of tissue formation and regulation processes.

Remarkably, the pattern of curve shapes for most biochemical reactions and more general biological input-output relations fit reasonably well to the Hill equation (3) ŷ = b x ^ k m k + x ^ k or to minor variants of this equation (Table 1).

Our biochemical studies suggest a more general molecular mechanism for the Smad-Lef/Tcf interaction in the wing, in which Mad and Arm compete for the binding of dTcf.

Biochemical cellular targets and more general metabolic processes in cancer cells can be visualised.

All recordings have available biochemical markers as well as some more general clinical features.