Sentence examples for resistant molecules from inspiring English sources
Using Endo H, we confirmed that a large amount of glycans from PrPT183A is immature, as originally reported by Capellari et al. [ 10], and our findings support the hypothesis that while only some PrPT183A contains modified glycans (the ~50% Endo H resistant molecules), all of the PrPT183A fails to reach the cell surface.
The limitations in terms of stability of protein-resistant molecules such as PEG for marine applications have been referred to earlier.
In this study, we have engineered HPR to develop two dimeric RI-resistant molecules having anti-tumor activity.
The presence of miRNAs as cell-free, nuclease-resistant molecules in the extracellular space raises the question of whether they carry biological functions similar to hormones.
Other in vitro studies show that islets co-cultured with MSCs have higher levels of anti-apoptotic signaling molecules [ 45] and hypoxia-resistant molecules under hypoxic conditions [ 46].
Arctic fishes produce a temperature stress-resistant molecule that helps them survive in waters down to 28°F (-2°C).
Subsequently, we demonstrated that a 3-10 kDa heat-resistant molecule present in tomato and tobacco stigma/style extracts or exudates was responsible for this dephosphorylation [ 6] (and see Fig. 1A).
shRNA-mediated PDE3B depletion in CDDP-resistant cells derived from SCC cells and Hela cells and induced CDDP sensitivity and inhibited tumor growth with elevated cyclic GMP induction resulting in upregulation of the multidrug-resistant molecule, but this did not occur in the 5-fluorouracil-resistant hepatocellular carcinoma cell lines.
Most of the S1-resistant Notch2 molecules were also resistant to cleavage with EndoH (Figure 6J), consistent with the localization studies.
A. xylosoxidans isolates recovered from non-CF patients were resistant to molecules such as ceftazidime, carbapenems, and levofloxacin.
8 9 Soluble fibre and resistant starch molecules are additionally fermented by bacteria in the large intestine, producing short chain fatty acids, which help reduce circulating cholesterol levels.
