Sentence examples for protein decline from inspiring English sources

The research group is now attempting to establish whether it can reverse the protein decline through the selection of new varieties of wheat.

Unexpectedly, in cis increased expression of KAT5 led to a dramatic protein decline of RNASEH2C, which successively led to decreased cell proliferation rate.

BrdU incorporation and Immunohistochemistry assay revealed that similar to that in HPV16-positive cells lines, Pep-7 induced cell growth repression, E7 protein decline, as well as pRb protein accumulation in tumor tissues (Figure 7 and Figure 8).

Levels of this larger phosphorylated tau protein decline to near 50% of the no drug treated sample at a concentration of 5 µM, but then sharply reverse and increase significantly beyond the no drug treated control at doses of 50 µM (255% control) and 100 µM (640% control) (Figure 6).

In contrast, a recently published study has shown that a C-reactive protein decline could be more rapidly achieved if empirical antibiotic therapy was effective against the microorganism that was subsequently identified as responsible for the VAP episode [ 25].

Thus, a kinetic approach to analysis of degradation results uses multiple data points and relative protein decline to overcome some of the shortcomings associated with observing the first time point at which a protein is no longer visible to the human eye (time to disappearance).

Why the protein declines with age is still a mystery, he says.

Intakes of DM and crude protein declined linearly as WS increased, whereas neutral detergent fiber intake increased linearly.

During the recovery phase, dry matter intake remained depressed, milk protein declined by 0.05 ± 0.020%, and daily milk yield exhibited a further decline of 1.2 ± 0.32 kg.

However, the activity of the protein declined as the post-induction temperature was further raised from 30°C to the optimal growth temperature of 37°C. Figure 2 Effects of different post-induction temperatures on bromelain activity by BL21-AI.

In several high-profile papers, two of them published last year in Science, a Harvard University team reported that the protein declines in older animals and that replacing it rebuilds muscles, brain, and the heart.