Sentences with phrase «response to nutrients»

In mice, the study revealed, the hormone regulated hydration (water drinking) in response to nutrient stress.

In mammals, the liver is a key organ that controls whole body physiology in response to nutrients.

Furthermore, we are examining the role of various circadian clock components in modulating lifespan in response to nutrient variation in the diet.

Establishing a biofilm, coordinating biofilm growth in response to nutrient availability, and interspecies interactions, all depend on communication.

The GCN2 - ATF4 pathway is critical for tumour cell survival and proliferation in response to nutrient deprivation

The regeneration process itself relies highly on two factors: 1) the nutrients taken in following exercise and 2) the body's anabolic response to those nutrients.

It appears that older persons exhibit a blunted response to the nutrients, which may explain the impaired recovery following exercise.

The relatively new sciences of nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics study how genetic variation affects response to nutrients and how nutrition affects genetic expression.

Zavolan's group will now investigate whether the mammalian homolog similarly slows aging and extends lifespan by regulating protein synthesis genes in response to nutrients and stress.

However, an overactive stimulation of mTOR in response to nutrients and growth factors — metabolic processes that are crucial in tumor biology — leads to an increase in cell growth and proliferation.

In the past 27 years, we have found that this cycling sugar modification of proteins — called O - linked N - acetylglucosamine, or O - GlcNAc — is nearly as common as protein phosphorylation and often competes with it at the same or proximal sites on proteins to regulate nearly every cellular process in response to nutrients and stress.

TOR plays many roles, but one of its primary tasks is to function like a wrench loosening and tightening the control of protein synthesis in response to nutrients, specifically amino acid availability.

BETHESDA, MD, — The Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH) has selected Whitehead Institute Member David Sabatini to receive its fifth annual Lurie Prize in Biomedical Sciences for discovery of the mTOR (mechanistic target of rapamycin) cellular pathway as a key regulator of growth and metabolism in response to nutrients.