Sentence examples for recognised functions from inspiring English sources
Importantly, many of the upregulated genes have recognised functions in tumourigenesis, modulating tumour metabolism, and enhancing angiogenesis, invasion and metastasis (Maxwell et al, 1997; Semenza, 2003; Robey et al, 2005).
The most widely recognised functions of reduced glutathione are threefold: 1. maintaining the (cellular) redox status, which is essential for many vital biological functions, 2. protection of cells and tissues against toxic compounds, both of endogenous and exogenous origin and, 3. the reservoir function of cysteine, an important amino acid and building block of most proteins.
The key recognised functions of M2 macrophages are immunosuppressive, including immune regulation and wound healing [8],[8]],[8]].
P33ING1b (isG1b) is the most highly expressed isoform in human cells and contributes to most recognised functions of ing1.
Importantly, microglial phenotypes reflect expression of cell surface receptors and release of soluble factors with recognised functions.
Given that BvRAV1-like encodes a putative repressive transcription factor, with a negative regulatory role on flowering [ 33], we suspected that amongst the correlated genes may be candidates with recognised functions in reproductive growth, including some which may be direct targets of BvRAV1.
Adult female S. japonicum expressed high levels of a suite of genes reflecting well recognised biological functions associated with this stage.
In conclusion, fully matured adipocytes seem to reprogram the pattern of gene expression to sustain a certain level of protein production, congruent with the now recognised endocrine functions of WAT.
Four main HSS were recognised for functioning tumours: Carcinoid, Zollinger-Ellison, Cushing and Insulinoma-related syndrome.
It is relevant then to acknowledge and recognise these functions of humour in developing information resources.
Whereas the role of cell cycle proteins in neurons in disease mechanisms associated with apoptosis is widely recognised, their physiological functions are underappreciated.
