Sentence examples for sequestration and exposure from inspiring English sources

Thus, AluI-sensitive sites are more sequestered with increasing malignant behavior, but the sequestration and exposure of these sites is exquisitely sensitive to information conferred to the cell by molecules and biomechanical forces that regulate cellular and tissue architecture.

In fact the inflammatory activation induced by the extracorporeal circulation and exposure of blood to foreign material and the drug sequestration in the circuit [ 8] both contribute to alteration in antibiotic concentration and half-life.

We reasoned that sequestration or exposure of chromatin-sensitive sites to restriction enzymes could be used to detect this reorganization.

Access, alignment and exposure.

Such an association could be attributed to either the low exposure of obese individuals to sunlight or sequestration and storage of vitamin D in the adipose tissue [ 30].

Here we review the progress in understanding the structural, physiological and molecular mechanisms underlying HM uptake, transport, sequestration and detoxification, as well as the regulation of these processes by signal transduction in response to HM exposure.

We have recently demonstrated that TFEB is activated following exposure of cancer cells to lysosomotropic anticancer drugs, resulting in lysosome-mediated cancer drug resistance via increased lysosomal biogenesis, lysosomal drug sequestration, and drug extrusion through lysosomal exocytosis.

Budget sequestration and the partisanship in Congress have greatly reduced spending on nuclear-security programs.

They've allowed sequestration – and its devastating effect on communities across the country – to continue.

This process locks down CO2 ("carbon sequestration") and renders it harmless.

True, but it's catchier than "a blend of sequestration and tax hikes".