Sentence examples for turnover contributes to from inspiring English sources
They hypothesized that the slow rate of GPA33 turnover contributes to the ability to penetrate spheroids, allowing the bound antibody front to penetrate without being slowed by binding to replenish consumed antibody [33].
Moreover, NblA1/A2-dependent protein turnover contributes to the maintenance of many amino acids (AAs) in NblA1/A2-dependently, while Lys pool markedly increased under sulfur starvation in cyanobacteria [94].
One possibility is that protein turnover contributes to the removal of O-GlcNAc.
Our results showing that nuclear levels of Cyclin D1 are reduced in the dorsal telencephalon of Ts65Dn embryos and that genetic normalization of Dyrk1a dosage restores Cyclin D1 to normal levels in the trisomic embryos suggests that the action of DYRK1A on Cyclin D1 turnover contributes to the altered cell cycle parameters observed previously in the VZ of these embryos (Chakrabarti et al., 2007).
The reasons for this are not clear, but raise the possibility that a change in APP production or turnover contributes to the decrease in Aβ levels.
The lifespan of some scaffold nucleoporins is exceptionally long (D'Angelo et al., 2009), and thus, the lack of turnover contributes to NPCs deterioration by age-related oxidative stress (Savas et al., 2012).
But Lithuania were still fighting and Simas Jasaitis's lay-up from a LeBron James turnover contributed to their trailing only 55-51 at half-time.
These results suggest that altered hydrological and biogeochemical processes within the agricultural catchment, including accelerated soil erosion and soil organic matter turnover, contributed to an enhanced fluvial SS and carbon export.
This cast turnover contributed to his leaving the show in 1994.
Antiquated service delivery models, organisation of staff and rapid staff turnover contributed to poor quality of care.
Under such condition, PAT treatment was still capable of inducing p62 accumulation, further supporting that the inhibition of protein turnover contributed to p62 induction by PAT.
