Sentence examples for resulting deleterious from inspiring English sources

A resulting deleterious inflammatory response after ischemia/reperfusion of the liver has been associated with RAGE engagement in mice.

Thus, GKAs might have deleterious actions due directly to their target being present in vascular endothelial cells and their mode of action increasing the effect of glucose with resulting deleterious effects.

Disposal of this colored water into receiving water can be toxic to aquatic life and cause food chain contamination, resulting in deleterious health effect even in very low concentrations.

Conventional administration of drugs is mainly based on the systemic delivery of therapeutic molecules, often leading to their non-specific distribution throughout the body, decreasing their efficacy and sometimes resulting in deleterious side effects.

The Massachusetts-based creator of the Milwaukee Area Renters Study looks specifically at the low-income rental market in the largest city in Wisconsin, noting "that households headed by women are more likely to face eviction than men, resulting in deleterious long-term effects much like those caused by high rates of incarceration among low-income African American men".

If propensity of the DAT1 locus to instability is high and can give rise to frequent mutations, there must be other means to compensate for potentially sub-optimal gene function resulting from deleterious changes in its sequence.

As for structural constraints, changes in the sequence of a protein that interacts with many other proteins, a hub protein, are unlikely accommodated to preserve all partner interactions, resulting in deleterious effects for the cell.

Transposons are selfish genetic elements that can propagate throughout the genome, resulting in deleterious effects on their host.

Here, we utilized a genotype-first approach to identify shared facial and physical characteristics as well as the spectrum of individual phenotypes resulting from deleterious mutations in POGZ.

For example, Eyre-Walker et al. (2006) analyzed human SNPs and fit the resulting nonsynonymous deleterious mutations to a gamma distribution with α = 0.23.

Systematic approach to the analysis of SNPs indicated that SNPs resulting in deleterious amino acid changes predominantly affect the stability of the protein [ 49].