Sentence examples for surviving expression from inspiring English sources

One is that CCL2 negatively regulates AMP-Activated Protein Kinase to sustain mTOR Complex-1 activation, surviving expression and cell survival in human prostate cancer PC3 cells [ 27].

The only other surviving expression of doubt is found in Aelian, who cites "Hesiod" for the number of Niobe's children, but qualifies his citation with "unless these verses are not by Hesiod, but have been passed off falsely as his, like many other passages".

Whereas E. coli expressing SSB with only two tails can survive, expression of a single-tailed SSB is dominant lethal.

MiR-34a negatively regulates surviving protein expression and inhibits gastric cancer cell proliferation and invasion [ 13].

Five to 30 months following CXL therapy, Messmer et al. [ 29] described keratocyte damage and increased antiapoptotic bax and/or antiapoptotic surviving protein expression in keratocytes compared to untreated KC controls.

To survive clusterin expression, the PC-3 tumour cells developed apoptosis-inhibitory properties.

p25-green fluorescent protein (GFP) expressing neurons were more robust in the hippocampus of resveratrol-treated rats, demonstrating the neurons might tolerate and survive p25 expression.

A feature that distinguished capillaries that underwent regression from those that survived was expression of relatively high levels of VEGFR-2 and VEGFR-3 in endothelial cells.

These cells could only survive if expression of a plasmid-borne T. brucei STT3 paralogue complemented the lack of yeast STT3.

For example, in one directed evolution programme, bacteria were selected on the basis of being able to utilise l-rhamnose as a sole carbon source: such bacteria were able to survive through expression of a variant aldolase able to cleave l-rhamnulose [49].

High IL-13 was associated with lymph node involvement and outcome, with no patient with high expression surviving more than three years following curative resection.