Sentence examples for toxic roles from inspiring English sources

To verify the toxic roles of A β-AGE, we injected subcutaneously AG, an inhibitor of AGE formation, into Tg2576 mice for 3 months, started at 6-months old, and then measured the level of AGEs, A β, and A β-AGE by dot blot, ELISA and immunoprecipitation, respectively.

Nonetheless, we can conclude that, like the venom components of viperids and elapids, the major types of toxins we identified in the venoms of Hypsiglena sp. and B. irregularis show strong signals for diversifying selection, which is consistent with their putatively toxic roles.

The mature-domains of NTs protected against Aβ1 42 toxicity, whereas the pro-domains acquired a toxic role in the presence of Aβ1 42.

Some experimental evidence supports a toxic role of the polyQ amyloid-like aggregates, with toxicity being dependent on the nature of the aggregates, but others argue for a protective, nontoxic role for the mature aggregates.

There is a body of experimental data that points to a toxic role for galactose-1-phosphate accumulation, although the molecular mechanism behind this toxicity is poorly understood (Lai et al., 2009).

Assad's toxic role was dramatized by this week's slaughter in Ghouta.

Cotella D, Hernandez-Enriquez B, Wu X, Li R, Pan Z, Leveille J, et al. Toxic role of K+ channel oxidation in mammalian brain.

Despite the toxic role of calcium, drugs designed to block its entry into neurons have all failed to have any beneficial effects in clinical trials.

The voters of Massachusetts, seeking to reduce the toxic role of money in electoral politics, have been struggling for three years with recalcitrant legislators over the financing of a path-breaking "clean elections" law.

None of this has been edifying, and many American commentators, coming down from their post-Iowa high, have lamented that race can still play such a toxic role in their politics.

Oliver James's They F*** You Up is a compelling analysis of our tendency to fall into a toxic role in the family dynamic, one that becomes almost impossible to transcend.