Sentences with phrase «actually losing these cells»

«The treatment is actually losing these cells, and we show that it's possible to do that.»

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I'm now convinced I've actually lost a few brain cells because of it, although it's most likely a combination of the mindlessness and the daily tequila consumption.

But the mutants actually lost out to the normal cells every time.

Previously, cancer researchers surmised that since chromosomal ends get swapped in ALT, mutation of genes that restrain DNA exchange, a process scientists call recombination, might actually cause the condition (or, to extend the ping - pong metaphor, make cells lose paddle control).

Strong evidence however shows that this doesn't mean that cells are actually «destroyed» or «lost», but instead they are moved to other parts of the body such as the lungs which have more of a chance of becoming infected.

And sometimes the thyroid cells come rushing out and for a month or two you can actually become overactive,» and lose weight, he says.

If more catabolic (muscle - wasting) hormones find cell receptors, you will actually lose muscle mass to protein breakdown.

Sadly, you can not remove fat cells without surgery so by adding new fat cells your body you're actually making it more efficient for gaining fat and worse at losing it!

This study demonstrates a snoball effect and shows how the inflammatory response in overweight people actually blocks their ability to burn fat and lose weight by converting white cells to brown cells.

Lose weight: Fat cells rob your body of T and actually produce more estrogen, more T equals more weight loss and less fat equals more T... get it.