Sentence examples for production fusion from inspiring English sources
High levels of DUOXA1 throughout myogenesis resulted in enhanced H2O2 production, fusion defects, reduced expression of early (myogenin) and late (myosin heavy chain) markers of differentiation, and elevated levels of apoptosis compared to control cells infected with an empty adenoviral vector (pCMV5-GFP).
The economic production of fusion energy is determined by principal choices such as using magnetic plasma confinement or generating inertial fusion energy.
We have developed an Escherichia coli expression vector that is particularly useful for construction and production of fusion proteins.
In this review, we present an alternative approach to protein production using fusion partners specifically designed to accumulate in insoluble inclusion bodies.
In such cases mitochondrial fission could facilitate apoptosis by inducing mitochondrial fragmentation and ROS production, but fusion could compensate the contents of partially damaged mitochondria and maintain energy output to mitigate various stresses.
ITER will be a power-plant scale device and will operate for tens of minutes whilst demonstrating a production of fusion power that is 10 or more times greater than the power used to heat the plasma.
We also generated multiple types of vectors for the production of fusion proteins and confirmed expression of each.
We are grateful to Dr. M. C. Thomas for her collaboration in the design and production of fusion recombinant proteins used as immunogen for moAbs generation.
The production of fusion protein reached 1.6 g of Zera xylanase/kg, which corresponds to 1.08 g of xylanase/Kg of biomass.
All humanized scFvs were expressed in E. coli periplasm using the expression vector pMD204, specially developed for construction and production of fusion proteins [32].
The score for the primary parameters (ranging from 0 3 for each gill analysed) is based on the presence, severity and extent of: epithelial hyperplasia (increased cell production), lamellar fusion and cellular anomalies (including degeneration, necrosis and sloughing).
