Lipid Sentence Examples

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  • Some areas showed accumulation of neutral lipid in fibers that stained positively for succinate dehydrogenase.

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  • Certainly, modification of the lipid fraction is important, but so is co-ordination of cellular activity.

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  • A membrane lipid or protein is tagged with a fluorescent dye.

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  • Diagnosis of the cause of raised plasma lipid levels will enable appropriate decisions to be taken with regard to management.

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  • An ellipsometer has been installed in order to follow the absorption process of the protein to the lipid monolayer.

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  • These results indicate similar behavior to that of lipid oxidation.

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  • The results showed that the group practicing the TM technique had 15% lower serum lipid peroxide levels compared to the controls.

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  • Saquinavir also has a fairly benign lipid profile compared to other PIs.

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  • The structure of lipid rafts, however, is very poorly understood.

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  • The limits take into consideration nitrogen saturation of lipid tissues.

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  • It is located in the anterior stroma of the cornea and consists of an infiltration of lipid (fat ).

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  • X-ray scattering, have suggested the formation of curved, type II, lipid interfaces.

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  • Smooth ER has no ribosomes associated with it and is involved in lipid and sterol synthesis.

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  • Lipid solubility of the barbiturates is the dominant factor in their distribution within the body.

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  • Firstly, the matrix in which the cells of the stratum corneum are embedded is rich in lipid.

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  • It is located in the anterior stroma of the cornea and consists of an infiltration of lipid (fat).

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  • The lipid bilayers are very good at preventing water-soluble substances from passing through (in either direction).

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  • Initial studies of PI systems, using small angle x-ray scattering, have suggested the formation of curved, type II, lipid interfaces.

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  • Another benefit of cinnamon appears to be a reduction in LDL cholesterol, the so-called 'bad' cholesterol in the lipid profile.

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  • Emodin may help to improve insulin resistance and to improve blood lipid profiles.

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  • In other lipid disorders, symptoms may not develop until adulthood.

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  • Gaucher (pronounced go-shay) disease is the most common of the lipid storage disorders.

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  • Triglycerides are also measured as part of a lipid profile and high levels are associated with vascular disease and heart disease.

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  • This combination of tests performed in the clinical laboratory is called a lipid panel or lipid profile.

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  • Most physicians want to know the results of a lipid panel before diagnosing high cholesterol and recommending treatment.

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  • Screening for lipid levels in all children is not usually recommended.

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  • A final result of 200 mg/dL or over indicates that the entire lipid panel should be done to determine if hyperlipidemia is present.

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  • It allows physicians to treat patients who have normal or close to normal results from a lipid panel but abnormal particle size.

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  • Ganglioside-A fatty (lipid) substance found within the brain and nerve cells.

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  • This is due to the fact that the fibers in the spinal cord and cerebral cortex have not been completely covered in myelin, the protein and lipid sheath that aids in processing neural signals.

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  • Referred to as oxidation, rancid fish oils lead to lipid peroxides, which "can (and do) start free radical cascades that can damage fatty cellular membranes," according to Dr. Eades.

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  • When your doctor orders a lipid panel, you will see numbers next to these two abbreviations.

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  • The main difference between alpha hydroxy acids and beta hydroxy acid is their lipid (oil) solubility.

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  • Alpha hydroxy acids are water soluble only, while beta hydroxy acid is lipid (oil) soluble.

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  • Appropriate drug choices need to be made based upon the particular lipid abnormality to be treated.

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  • This hapten can conveniently be coupled to carriers such as soluble proteins, cell membrane proteins or to membrane soluble lipid anchors.

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  • A major liver protecting nutrient is vitamin E. E is generally recognized as the major lipid fat-soluble antioxidant in human tissue.

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  • In addition to promoting systemic atherosclerosis, an elevation in lipid levels also may contribute to the development of glomerulosclerosis in chronic renal failure.

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  • An area of research for several years has been proteins and enzymes involved in lipid biosynthesis.

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  • For example, a common cause of tear lipid deficiency is meibomian gland dysfunction secondary to staphylococcal blepharitis.

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  • Influence of dietary mackeral oil on the condition of organs and on the blood lipid composition in the young growing pig.

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  • Fat cells arise from the fibroblast lineage, and consist of a central lipid droplet, surounded by a thin skin of active cytoplasm.

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  • Proteins which interact with lipid components can be eluted by non-ionic detergents or organic solvents.

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  • Lipid compound A substance containing esters or fatty acids, which are important structural materials in living organisms.

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  • Budding of Rous sarcoma virus and vesicular stomatitis virus from localized lipid regions in the plasma membrane of chicken embryo fibroblasts.

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  • There are many human diseases associated with disrupted lipid homeostasis but the most prevalent of these is type II diabetes.

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  • Many signal proteins bind via lipid anchors and/or pleckstrin homology domains to the cytosolic surface of the plasma membrane.

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  • Main current research is on the transcriptional control of lipid metabolism in farmed fish species, funded by the EU.

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  • These data suggest that the lipopeptide is orientated within the CD1a groove with the lipid moiety buried in the hydrophobic A ' pocket.

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  • Similar to protein kinases also lipid kinase activity is reversed by lipid phosphatases.

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  • The cercarial tegument has an outer lipid bilayer which appears as a trilaminate layer in EM, and is covered with a glycocalyx.

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  • The white dot is probably a lipid vesicle that has not unrolled.

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  • After a 40 day period of taking the pills, both groups' blood samples were analyzed for blood sugar levels and various lipid profiles.

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  • Signs of copper deficiency may include anemia, diarrhea, weakness, poor respiratory function, baldness, skin sores, and increased lipid (fat) levels in the blood.

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  • Fiber promotes better blood lipid profiles.

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  • Free fatty acids from lipid stores are increased, encouraging the production of ketoacids in the liver, leading to an over-acidic condition (metabolic acidosis) that causes even more disruption in body processes.

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  • Regular activity helps increase high-density lipoproteins (good cholesterol) and decrease low-density lipoprotein, contributing to an overall healthier blood lipid profile.

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  • Since the likelihood of cardiovascular disease increases substantially among people with Type 2 diabetes, the combined results of both lowered blood sugar levels and improved lipid profiles was especially promising.

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