Sentences with phrase «normal cell waste»
Paper author, Professor Margaret Frame, Cancer Research UK scientist at the Edinburgh Cancer Research UK Centre, said: «We've shown that cancer cells can adapt to the problems caused by stress, by hijacking normal cell waste disposal to «bag up and bin'toxic proteins.
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In a normal cell two coordinators bring Atg1 and the waste independently from each other to the waste packaging location.
This is something like a waste disposal system, clearing out the waste products that brain cells generate when performing normal tasks.
Think of lymph as a slow moving river washing away the waste products created in the normal functioning of the cells.
Every night your brain cells pump down to 60 % of normal size, squeezing out metabolic waste and toxins.
Kidneys eliminate waste from normal metabolic processes; regulate fluid and electrolyte balance like potassium, calcium and phosphorus; and regulate blood pressure and red blood cell production.
Our cells are constantly forming toxins as normal waste products of metabolism.
Our body also produces toxins through normal cell activity and are known as waste products such as ammonia and lactic acid.
Normally, the liver's main task is to help remove metabolic waste that is the normal byproduct of the billions of cells in the body.
Once enough fat has accumulated in these liver cells to cause them to swell, they can no longer do their normal chores of protein synthesis, carbohydrate metabolism and detoxification of wastes.
Hypothyroidism is triggered when the thyroid gland begins to waste away (called atrophy) or from a condition called lyphocytic inflammation, which is a condition where cells called lymphocytes enter the thyroid gland, and then turn normal tissue into fibrous tissue (fibrous tissue is common connective tissue in your dog's body).
Free radicals, which are natural waste products produced by normal metabolic processes, are thought to contribute to aging and illness by damaging the cells they come into contact with.