Sentence examples for release mediated from inspiring English sources
The binding of bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2) in a CS concentration dependent manner and the BMP-2 release mediated osteogenic differentiation of BM-MSCs indicate the potential of CS-PEG hybrid hydrogels to promote regeneration of bone tissue.
Moreover, in terms of intracellular trafficking, current data argues for the transport to acidic early endosomal compartments with cytosolic release mediated via retrograde delivery through the Golgi apparatus and the endoplasmic reticulum.
Vildagliptin's major antidiabetic mechanism of action appears to be an enhancement of glucose-stimulated insulin release, mediated via an increase in GLP-1 levels (Burkey et al. 2005; Holst & Deacon 2005).
Altogether these results strongly suggest that following muscarinic stimulation, SPCU results from Ca2+ release mediated via IP3Rs, which are activated synergistically by (1) IP3 mobilized via the M3- Gq/11-PLCβ pathway, and (2) Ca2+ entering the cell through VGCCs activated via the M2- Go- mIcat-membrane depolarization pathway.
Excessive glutamate release (mediated by reversed uptake) or impaired reuptake contributes to the etiopathology of many neurodegenerative disorders.
This function has switched in male A. pyrifolia to a mechanism for efficient pollen release mediated by insect pollinators from its short-lived flowers.
Accordingly, the presence of presynaptic ASIC has been suggested to be a physiological "break" of neurotransmitter release-mediated acidification-basification loops (47).
We found that either NFkB or Smad7 inhibitors alone are able to release IL1B mediated gastrin repression by almost about 35% (Fig. 4D).
An uncontrolled sarcoplasmic Ca2+ release is mediated via the ryanodine receptor.
Calcium-induced calcium release is mediated via the RyR channels and their function depends in part on density and regulation.
The late phase is sustained by prostaglandin release and mediated by bradykinin, leukotrienes, polymorphonuclear cells and prostaglandins produced by tissue macrophages [ 18].
