Sentence examples for specifically damaged from inspiring English sources
Thus fibrous astrocytes appeared to be specifically damaged in inflammatory demyelination.
Autophagy can be selective and can remove specifically damaged organelles and/or protein aggregates.
In contrast, a careful study which specifically damaged the RIP in 3 monkeys reports a result consistent across all 3 animals and very different from that in ref 23 (Kaneko, 1996, J Neurophysiol. 75:2229-2242).
Specifically, damaged mitochondria exposed to low O2 will be under a greater reductive stress and it is under these conditions that the interaction of NO with mitochondria may be pathologic, because ROS and RNS formation is enhanced and ATP production is compromised [ 19].
These data provide evidence that phagocytic superoxide specifically damages an extracytoplasmic target to inhibit or kill Salmonella.
The hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) enzymatically produced inside the cell from free radicals and reactive Oxygen species by the rMnSOD may thus specifically damage tumor cells.
Studies specifically damaging the tri-radiate cartilage (rabbit) show the ilio-ischial segment to be the most extensive component for normal growth of the acetabulum.
Only a few Charcot Marie Tooth disease forms are caused by mutations in genes that are exclusively or mainly expressed in peripheral nerves, raising the question of why mutations in Charcot Marie Tooth disease-linked genes specifically damage peripheral nerves (Berger et al., 2006; Niemann et al., 2006).
The bactericidal effect of UV-A photocatalysis is studied through the 1D and 2D protein electrophoresis biochemical approach over model and bacterial proteins, which shows that a majority of proteins are heavily and non-specifically damaged.
"However, we do not yet fully understand which types of particulate pollution specifically damage the lungs or which vitamins best interfere with this pathway to reduce the level of damage".
In heritage science literature and in preventive conservation practice, damage functions are used to model material behaviour and specifically damage (unacceptable change), as a result of the presence of a stressor over time.
