Sentence examples for process of mammals from inspiring English sources

Leukotriene A4 hydrolase (LTA4H) is a key enzyme in the inflammatory process of mammals.

These unfused skull bones probably first arose as a byproduct of other evolutionary forces reshaping the skeleton and have since come in handy for the birthing process of mammals.

These data also demonstrate that the age-related increase in TGF-β1 levels is conserved between mouse and human sera (Figs 1 and 2), and may therefore be universal to the aging process of mammals.

The results of this study do not confirm the negative influence of the electromagnetic field generated by Nokia 5110 (900 MHz) on the skeletal system (on the mechanical properties and bone turnover processes) of mammals.

The purpose is to assess the role played by humans within the extinction process of Pleistocene mammals in the South Cone and the effects that the disappearance of Pleistocene large mammals had in human populations which colonized both regions.

Recently, H2S has been identified as a third endogenous gas signalling molecule along with nitric oxide and carbon monoxide, playing an important function in many pathophysiological process of the mammal.

This result suggests that genes only expressed at the sporozoite stage might be key genes in the infection process of the mammal host by malaria parasites and experienced higher adaptive evolution in the hominid lineage than in the rodent one.

It also suggests that the process of assembly of mammal diversity is very different across regions, either driven by differences in diversification rates themselves or in dispersal and successful establishment.

I am interested in studying the genetic basis of adaptation and its importance in the process of speciation in mammals.

The main process of mitophagy in mammals is lysosome-dependent and includes the selective removal of abnormal mitochondria with low membrane potential (Bampton et al., 2005; Levine and Kroemer, 2008; Narendra et al., 2008).

By the late Cretaceous, boreosphenidans must already have been in the process of replacing archaic mammals like gondwanatheres on the southern continents, as suggested by the presence of Deccanolestes, a placental, in the Cretaceous of India.