Sentences with phrase «cells producing too»

An alternative treatment, not available at the majority of veterinary hospitals, involves using ultrasound and an injection of alcohol or heat to eliminate cells producing too much hormone.

The following year, a paper by Ben Lehner's group at the Center for Genomic Regulation in Barcelona, Spain, drove the point home: When a cell produces too many of these proteins, they found, it dies.

In acne, skin cells produce too much keratin, a protein that's the key structural component of your skin, hair and nails.

Not exact matches

And there's another scientific roadblock too: getting the cells to adhere to a certain fixed structure — assuming, that is, the aim is to produce more than ground chuck.

If the skin too dry and flaky, the dead skins cells can further block the pores and cause the pores to produce even more oil, so make sure that you're keeping your face moisturized morning and night (even if you feel like your face is an oil slick).

(Babies born too early often have a hard time breathing because these cells either haven't fully developed or can't produce enough surfactant.)

It's produced by cells in your growing placenta and spurs the release of the hormones estrogen and progesterone, too.

We found that when it comes to cutaneous immunity — specific to skin — the immune system was being obstructed by skin cells that were too prone to producing inflammation responses.

In addition, mammalian cell cultures are not always an ideal medium: at times, it is simply too hard to produce proteins in this manner.

Synthetic biology enables researchers to tackle a huge and diverse range of applied problems: building a cell with the smallest possible genome; synthesizing proteins with extra amino acids — more than the 20 found in nature; using bacteria to produce medicines previously too complex to synthesize; even decomposing living organisms into standard, off - the - shelf «biobricks» that can be assembled on demand.

Diabetes results from too few insulin - producing «beta cells» in the pancreas secreting too little insulin, the hormone required to keep blood sugar levels in the normal range.

Such shutdowns are routine in healthy cells if they produce too many misfolded or unfolded proteins, but normal protein production resumes again once the mess is sorted out.

Rechargeable batteries are too heavy for the job, so engineers are planning to try a technology that would use current to separate water into oxygen and hydrogen during the day, and then reverse the process at night via fuel cells to produce electricity.

The Münster immunologists found a test - tube alternative for this, too: they used the molecular biological method of genome editing to systematically «cut out» the gene segment relevant for VLA4 and produce the appropriate «deficient» immune cells.

As children, our brains produce too many connections between cells.

The results suggest that increased IL - 12 levels help kill insulin - producing cells in humans, too, says Luciano Adorini of Roche Milano Ricerche in Italy.

That phenomenon, known as oxidative stress, occurs when the cells of older adults begin to produce too much superoxide and other reactive oxygen species.

In separate experiments, they produced iPSCs with too much or too little APOBEC3B and PIWIL2, finding --- as expected --- that an excess of the two proteins dampened the mobility and reduced the appearance of newly inserted DNA in the non-human primate cells.

Estrogen is partially produced in our fat cells — so too much or too little fat on the body can wreak havoc on estrogen levels.

When you eat too much for prolonged periods of time, the body also starts producing more of it which can ultimately lead to the cells becoming insulin resistant.

Later in life, menopause can produce changes in cervical cells too.

Wheat is a good source of tryptophan, but when the wheat is contaminated with glyphosate, your gut cells go into overdrive and begin producing too much serotonin, which in turn produces many of the common symptoms of celiac disease, such as diarrhea.

MMT can help your cells» mitochondria reach the «Goldilocks» zone for producing ROS — not too much and not too little, but just the «right» amounts for healthy cellular and mitochondrial function.

But ROS that are too high can kill even a cancer cell, so cancers also produce a protein (called UCP2) that helps block ROS from getting too high.

However, if you have too much stored fat, your fat cells produce excess leptin, causing leptin's normal function to shut down because it's been overwhelmed.

In phase III, when we have adrenal exhaustion, we produce too little because the cells are burned out.

If too much insulin drives fat cells to increase in size and number, what drives the pancreas to produce too much insulin?

But when we produce too much insulin (like when we overload our diets in sugar) the body's cells stop accepting all the excess glucose — they become resistant.

Your pores begin to produce far too much keratin, a protein that binds your skin cells together.

As Dr. Robert O Becker demonstrated (see the previous page on Dr. Becker's work), too much current delivered into the body can produce the illusion of accelerated healing while causing actual cell damage.

The blood sugar roller coaster caused by regular consumption of too many carbohydrates or the wrong kind of carbohydrates (refined and processed) and / or stress, produces chronically - elevated levels of insulin, which eventually leads the cells to lose their sensitivity to insulin and no longer respond normally.

So too do the islet cells that manufacture insulin in the pancreas die when drugs, nay doctors, whip them to keep producing more insulin when they are tired and sick.

If it's presented too often, for too long, your cells will grow desensitized, and your body will need to produce more of it for the same amount of carbohydrates.

That's a condition where your skin produces too much keratin, a protein in your skin which binds the cells together and keeps them tough and hardy.

When there is too much glucose around, it produces insulin, which gets your liver and muscle cells to store glucose in the form of glycogen.

The Cause These dark spots happen when the skin's pigment producing cells, melanocytes, simply churn out too much melanin.

When overactive oil glands produce too much oil, it can mix with dead skin cells, dirt, and debris on the skin's surface and plug pores.

Excessive amount of carbohydrates creates too severe workload for the pancreas which forced to produce more insulin to get sugars out of the blood stream and into the cells.

Should the level of blood glucose be too high after an animal has eaten, the pancreas produces and releases insulin so that it may transfer the glucose into the body's cells and store it for energy.

Instead a medication called Lysodren (mitotaine) is used to kill those cells that are causing too much cortisol to be produced.

It is a condition where the body is either losing red blood cells too fast or is not producing them fast enough.

Energy within the Infrared Region sufficient to produce the «greenhouse warming» platformed would infact stop the cellular processes as the WATER encapsulated began too «heated» and the contained chemistry ceased (directly or due to a cells «internal organelles» failing) with the cells then dying.

The (microwave) energy within the Infrared Region (IrR) will not produce «sun burn» (a mild radiation burn from UV - A and UV - B) but would induct too much intrinsic KE (measured as temperature) in outer cellular structures, stopping internal cellular processes, killing those cells, and preventing even the formation of «life» not only «as we know it», but as «we are».

Eventually I see something more sophisticated like Round - Up on steroids i.e. we give the GM critters some fancy effluent pumps in the cell wall for toxic compounds without analogs in nature and then grow them in open ponds where the water is toxic to everything else and the effluent pumps too complex for natural evolution to produce one anytime soon in a natural competitor.

If we take a life expectancy of 3 years (already quite optimistic for most gadgets) and a solar insolation of 900 kWh / m ² (quite optimistic too, since these things are not lying on a roof), the result is 1,038 gram CO2 per kWh in the worst case scenario (high - efficient mono - crystalline cells produced in the US).

The (high microwave especially) energy within IrR will not produce «sun burn» (a mild radiation burn from UV - A and UV - B) but would induct (interact to produce) too much intrinsic «heat» (kinetic energy) in outer cellular structures, stopping internal cellular processes, killing those cells, and most likely preventing the formation of «life as we know it» (bio-forming).

To compensate, the rodents» livers produced too many cells, resulting in liver damage that led to liver cancer, the researchers found.