Sentences with phrase «normal biological processes»

The LITE system can now be applied to unraveling the genetic and epigenetic players in normal biological processes and disease states.
Carcinogens may cause cancer by altering cellular metabolism or damaging DNA directly in cells, which interferes with normal biological processes.
A potential drug target would have to be found within the cancer - causing pathways activated by Rac1b, since the enzyme is difficult to target because it is involved in many normal biological processes, Dr. Radisky says.
Work in the 1960s on the lungs of guinea pigs led to a greater understanding of the function of chemicals that are released by tissues when normal biological processes are disturbedANCHOR.
The medical establishment was largely ignorant to the benefits of nursing for both the baby and the mother, a normal biological process as ancient as life.
The body produces amyloid plaques and then eliminates them in a normal biological process of decay and renewal.
It provides scientists with the tools to deconstruct these data sets and provide a better understanding of the complexity of normal biological processes and how disruption of those processes leads to a wide range of diseases.
Compressive injury associated with the elevated eye pressures in glaucoma is thought to exert a deleterious effect directly on RGC axons at this site, eventually compromising the normal biological processes required for overall RGC health, and ultimately leading to RGC death.
All women, at some stage will experience menopause, indicating that this is a normal biological process.
This means mercury fiercely grabs onto these groups and refuses to let go, depriving you of the good metals and stopping your normal biological processes in their tracks.
Unfortunately, birth has become a medicalized process here in the US; pregnancy is labeled a medical «condition» rather than a normal biological process.
Aging is a normal biological process associated with gradual decreases in organ function that increase susceptibility to disease.
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