Sentence examples for more oxidative state from inspiring English sources

By measuring FAD/NADH autofluorescence, which reflects the activity of the ETC, the authors showed that subsarcolemmal mitochondria are in a more oxidative state than intermyofibrillar ones.

This study shows that ARD1 negatively controls the enzymatic activity of MSRA by acetylating it at K49 and by doing so shifts the intracellular redox balance toward a more oxidative state.

The insight gained from network analysis including the ability to make testable predictions is illustrated by annotating the LSRN with knowledge-based signatures and showing that the SM/J state of the network corresponds to a more oxidative state.

The higher NADP NADPH ratio of MDA-MB-231 cells indicates they are in a more oxidative state and therefore may be more sensitive to increases in ROS production than T-47D cells.

As noted previously, GSH is an antioxidant, and is converted to GSSG in its reduced form, so an increase in GSSG and/or an increase in the GSSG GSH ratio would indicate a more oxidative redox state.

CR produces a more oxidative metabolic state, reflected by high levels of NAD+.

To determine whether the lower expression of anti-oxidative genes implicates that CD16+ monocytes are in a more oxidized state, levels of reduced GSH versus oxidized GSH (GSSG) were evaluated in both monocyte subsets.

Three of four oxidative stress measures suggested that early DD was associated with a more reduced systemic oxidative state as compared to controls.

The results showed that hepatocarcinoma was more prone to an oxidative state than normal liver tissue.

Plasma redox state is significantly more oxidative in a number of disease states including Type 2 diabetes [ 30].

Clearly, the effect of oxidation on efficacy of omega-3 requires more investigation; at minimum, the oxidative state of supplements used in clinical trials must be reported.