Sentence examples for viability conferred from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the endogenous supply of IL-2 in mixed cultures is insufficient to attain the maximal protective effect over cell viability conferred by this cytokine.

Protection of cell viability conferred by UA-8 was observed for up to 48 h of starvation.

Furthermore, we found that the viability conferred by HMO1 deletion in mutants defective in the PCNA polyubiquitylation pathway of template switching depends on the TLS polymerase, Rev3 (Fig  3D).

This observed increase in cell viability conferred by osteoclasts was not simply due to engulfment of apoptotic T cells (and a consequent increase in the apparent viability of T cells in these co-cultures), since the recovered cell numbers from these co-cultures did not markedly differ from the purified T cell cultures alone (data not shown).

Overexpression of CsLEA11 in E. coli enhanced cell viability and conferred tolerance to heat and cold stress.

We therefore hypothesize that the viability benefit conferred by aneuploidy is due to disomy or heterozygosity for an allele(s) on chromosome 3.

All engineered strains exhibited a significantly higher growth rate and cell viability at 37 °C, which conferred increased thermo-tolerance and more efficient glucose conversion to ethanol.

This suggests that loss of univalent chromosomes conferred a viability penalty for gametes produced by the interspecific hybrids.

The second process that could lead to observed TD is ongoing viability selection; if an allele confers a viability advantage to gametes or individuals, it will appear to be transmitted to >50% of the surviving offspring of heterozygous parents.

Any interpretation of function that relies on a particular variety of function (because it was selected or because it confers viability) clashes with the demand that homology concern something "under every variety of form and function".

TXNL6 has recently been discovered to confer viability to retinal cones [38] and its deletion shown to decrease resistance to oxidative stress in retinal cells of mice [39].