Sentence examples for turnover function from inspiring English sources

Damage to the podocytes, either directly in PHN or indirectly through mesangial injury in Thy 1.1 nephritis, may then interfere with the normal turnover function of meprin and may thus disturb the steady-state processing of GBM components and hence enhance progression of the disease.

This suggested that these dynamins may play a role in epithelial integrity as opposed to having a stem cell-based tissue turnover function.

Our findings define a novel nucleolar pathway that regulates the turnover function of p53, which will advance our understanding of p53's role in organogenesis and tumorigenesis.

Most of them have been characterized as regulatory proteins or enzymes of peptidoglycan turnover; functions of others remain unknown but they are likely to have a general role in cell division and/or development.

These are shown in Table 2 and have functions involved in protein synthesis/processing and turnover, membrane function and architecture, and nucleic acid binding metabolic functions.

We also address the structure, biosynthesis, turnover and function of HS during organogenesis.

The E3 ligase Pirh2 regulates the turnover and function of proteins involved in cell proliferation and differentiation, cell cycle checkpoint regulation, and cell death (Halaby et al., 2013).

It begins by highlighting new screening methodologies for drug discovery that involve appropriate tagging of either the substrate or an array of potential substrates (i.e. in proteomics screens) with 19F-markers that then report back on turnover and function, respectively, via the NMR screen.

Protein methylation is thought to represent a mechanism for regulating protein turnover and function.

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) and related enzymes (ADAMs, ADAMTS) and their inhibitors control matrix turnover and function.

Here, we review recent progress in the understanding of TERRA biogenesis, turnover and function.