Sentences with phrase «under physiological conditions»

That's because the mutations that cause cancer lead to rapid growth under the physiological conditions in which they arose, but they can be at a disadvantage when conditions changes.

b: Day 8 differentiated cultures cultured under physiological conditions (5.0 mmol / l glucose and 25 pmol / l insulin).

Identifying the chiral water in the artificial channels in these lipid membranes, under physiological conditions similar to natural pores, was a tour de force.

«Indeed, this model of cell culture may reproduce what happens under physiological conditions.»

Here we report that in addition to producing an ommochrome body pigment, the planarian flatworm Schmidtea mediterranea generates porphyrins in its subepithelial pigment cells under physiological conditions, and that this leads to pigment cell loss when animals are exposed to intense visible light.

Ginsberg and her group are also working on the creation of liquid cells for observing biomolecular interactions under physiological conditions.

«XFELs allow you to see protein conformations and fluctuations under physiological conditions,» says Sauter.

We observed a negative relationship in controls in left auditory cortex [r (13) = -0.58, p = 0.037, Figure 2C, left], confirming a functional dependency between theta and gamma under physiological conditions, compatible with gamma activity being down - regulated by theta activity.

These extracts recapitulate both processes under physiological conditions, which enables them to study the molecular details of these important pathways.

Our main aim is to study synaptic function under physiological conditions and to investigate how the factors contributing to normal signalling are altered in disease, identifying new therapeutic strategies.

Under physiological conditions, the tyrosine kinase Abl is found in two different spatial structures — an open and a closed state — which exist in a delicate equilibrium.

Under physiological conditions, ROS are important mediators of a wide variety of cell functions through their actions on redox - sensitive transcription factors.

Among the 14 described GLUT proteins, GLUT1 is — under physiological conditions - mainly responsible for supplying cells of the nervous system with glucose, an essential source of energy for these cells [1].

«This technique has the potential to really open up a wide range of studies, under physiological conditions, that no one has been able to do before,» says Tim Cross, director of the NMR program at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory and a professor at Florida State University.

Thus, under physiological conditions, we believe that ApoC - III exerts its primary effect through inhibition of hepatic clearance rather than through lipolysis.

This allows cells to respond dynamically to the constantly fluctuating environment that surrounds them under physiological conditions.