Sentence examples for of cell breakdown from inspiring English sources
The Hb- line displayed strong evidence of aerenchyma formation under hypoxia, whereas an Hb+ line showed only slight evidence of cell breakdown characteristic of aerenchyma formation.
Rhabdomyolysis is characterized by rupture and necrosis of muscle fibers, resulting in the release of cell breakdown products into the bloodstream and extracellular space.
The presence of five genes that encode enzymes harboring a long linker region and a CBD at their C-termini indicates that X. albilineans is adapted to the utilization of cell breakdown products as a carbon source.
After a half-century devoted to research based largely on the assumption that the cause of aging is driven by molecular mechanisms of cell breakdown, there is now abundant evidence against this characteristic assumption.
In this study we found that FOH, the congenital form of hydrocephalus, is not associated with any appearance of cell breakdown products in agreement with previous studies demonstrating absence of cell death [ 36] and decreased cell proliferation with a cell cycle arrest in the H-Tx rat model of FOH [ 18, 19].
For some species, this proteome can be considered to be a secretome, but in others, the proteins found in the drop are due to cell breakdown of the nucellus during formation of the pollination chamber.
The adaptation of X. albilineans and X. fastidiosa to a xylem-limited lifestyle is also illustrated by their enzymes adapted to the use of plant cell breakdown products as carbon sources.
This initial study by Pieretti et al. showed that the two xylem-limited Xanthomonadaceae experienced convergent reductive genome evolution during their descent from a common ancestral parent and possess similar cellulases, which are adapted to the use of plant cell breakdown products as carbon source.
Kim-Shapiro, D. B., Lee, J. & Gladwin, M. T. Storage lesion: role of red blood cell breakdown.
"This can cause tissue damage and cell breakdown, both of which may make uric acid levels rise," says Dr. Shmerling.
Coggins suggested that low doses may cause cellular abnormalities, such as cell breakdown, delay of cell division and mitochondrial disturbances.
