ライフサイエンスコーパス: anaerobic metabolism

1 etic shift from oxidative phosphorylation to anaerobic metabolism.

2 ls is an increased uptake of glucose and its anaerobic metabolism.

3 , including angiogenesis, proliferation, and anaerobic metabolism.

4 on was responsible for a further increase in anaerobic metabolism.

5 and archaea that carry out diverse types of anaerobic metabolism.

6 hey cannot meet cellular energy demands with anaerobic metabolism.

7 that control the switch between aerobic and anaerobic metabolism.

8 ily lead to increased acid concentration via anaerobic metabolism.

9 n their sustained growth must also depend on anaerobic metabolism.

10 relative to the parental strain during dark, anaerobic metabolism.

11 ction of genes encoding enzymes required for anaerobic metabolism.

12 ed via the ArcB redox sensor and to activate anaerobic metabolism.

13 Psp system is induced via ArcB and activates anaerobic metabolism.

14 c factors and inducing enzymes necessary for anaerobic metabolism.

15 olved in virulence, DNA repair, and notably, anaerobic metabolism.

16 active, whereas others shut down or rely on anaerobic metabolism.

17 gical responses to modulators of aerobic and anaerobic metabolism.

18 actate production, suggesting a shift toward anaerobic metabolism.

19 pression was expected based on their role in anaerobic metabolism.

20 eletal muscle, cardiac muscle cannot sustain anaerobic metabolism.

21 many of which encode enzymes associated with anaerobic metabolism.

22 olytic inhibitors due to their dependence on anaerobic metabolism.

23 indicating a complex regulatory circuitry of anaerobic metabolism.

24 Seals, for example, seldom rely on anaerobic metabolism.

25 tained higher flesh firmness and reduced the anaerobic metabolism, although it decreased fruit qualit

26 rly HIF-1, which activates genes involved in anaerobic metabolism and angiogenesis.

27 apy should include a better understanding of anaerobic metabolism and biofilm development by P. aerug

28 pH, which could provide for feedback between anaerobic metabolism and hypoxia sensing.

29 wing exposure to cadmium revealed a shift to anaerobic metabolism and induction of several stress res

30 Anaerobic metabolism and its energy promoting effect on

31 HUPs coregulated with genes associated with anaerobic metabolism and other processes that significan

32 Proteins involved in anaerobic metabolism and oxidative-stress tolerance are

33 n and messenger RNA translation that promote anaerobic metabolism and thus sustain substrate-level AT

34 tic hormone levels, a change from aerobic to anaerobic metabolism, and increases in inflammatory cyto

35 ate and fatty acid biosynthesis, for FDX2 in anaerobic metabolism, and possibly in state transition.

36 Both aerobic and anaerobic metabolisms are available, the former requirin

37 Solutes indicative of a progression of anaerobic metabolisms are observed vertically and horizo

38 from oxidative phosphorylation to glycolytic anaerobic metabolism as well as for angiogenesis and has

39 oxygen levels and switch between aerobic and anaerobic metabolisms, as exemplified by the fumarate, n

40 FNR regulon and increases the efficiency of anaerobic metabolism by repressing the synthesis of enzy

41 verse range of cellular activities including anaerobic metabolism, cell envelope biogenesis, metal ac

42 In volume-responders, unlike markers of anaerobic metabolism, central venous oxygen saturation d

43 hat the preference of a microorganism for an anaerobic metabolism correlates with the number of PHX e

44 in 16 (84%) patients and increased cerebral anaerobic metabolism developed in 11 (58%) patients.

45 Lactic acid produced by anaerobic metabolism during cardiac ischemia is among se

46 ion of ATP and facilitates the transition to anaerobic metabolism during low-oxygen stress.

47 as an early defect in close association with anaerobic metabolism during progression of circulatory s

48 d indicating a significant contribution from anaerobic metabolism during severe asphyxia.

49 s that the severity of acidosis secondary to anaerobic metabolism during severe focal cerebral ischem

50 GF) and inducible nitric oxide synthase] and anaerobic metabolism (e.g., glycolytic enzymes).

51 esults suggest that during the transition to anaerobic metabolism, E3 remains unchanged, but it appea

52 g transcription factors, signaling proteins, anaerobic metabolism enzymes, and uncharacterized protei

53 are reduced, a finding inconsistent with the anaerobic metabolism expected to occur during hypoxia.

54 regulated by a global regulatory protein for anaerobic metabolism, FNR.

55 and thiamine biosynthesis (bioF and thiDFH), anaerobic metabolism (focB, hyfACDR, ttdA, and fumB), an

56 uring anoxia, the naked mole-rat switches to anaerobic metabolism fueled by fructose, which is active

57 owever, lactate (conventionally a product of anaerobic metabolism) has been proposed to act as an ene

58 the robust activation of genes required for anaerobic metabolism in B. subtilis.

59 ctivates transcription of genes required for anaerobic metabolism in Escherichia coli through interac

60 tics and mechanism of H(2) production and of anaerobic metabolism in general.

61 cells provides evidence of extensive use of anaerobic metabolism in hypoxic COPD patients.

62 e production, and 3) increased dependence on anaerobic metabolism in skeletal muscles.

63 e to the development of an informed model of anaerobic metabolism in this and potentially other algae

64 nt for anaerobic growth and demonstrate that anaerobic metabolism influences virulence of P. aerugino

65 demonstrate that the switch from aerobic to anaerobic metabolism is brought about by changes in the

66 J- or U-shaped metabolism-speed curves; (ii) anaerobic metabolism is involved at all swimming speeds

67 erichia coli, the switch between aerobic and anaerobic metabolism is primarily controlled by the fuma

68 Products of bacterial anaerobic metabolism, like butyrate and other short-chai

69 ional activation under hypoxia that leads to anaerobic metabolism may need to be fine-tuned.

70 R and involving a switch between aerobic and anaerobic metabolism, may be key for survival.

71 Consequently, anaerobic metabolism must substitute oxygenase-catalyzed

72 Anaerobic metabolism of alphaKG/ASP also mitigated the l

73 Anaerobic metabolism of amino acids, carbohydrates and l

74 l mammalian cells with increased reliance on anaerobic metabolism of glucose to lactic acid even in t

75 ggest that energy is derived via aerobic and anaerobic metabolism of imported sugar in im white tissu

76 Furthermore, MGF inhibited anaerobic metabolism of pyruvate to lactate but enhanced

77 During these times, the anaerobic metabolism of the glycogen, by the epithelial

78 The first step in the anaerobic metabolism of toluene is a highly unusual reac

79 medium led to an upregulation of a number of anaerobic metabolism pathways.

80 al exercise, based on lack of achievement of anaerobic metabolism (peak respiratory quotient </=1.05)

81 um responses at suboxic concentrations where anaerobic metabolisms predominate.

82 very to myocytes is minimal with ineffective anaerobic metabolism predominating.

83 not identify arcB, or any genes involved in anaerobic metabolism/regulation.

84 Therefore, proteins involved in anaerobic metabolism represent potentially important tar

85 and hypoxic, with an increased dependence on anaerobic metabolism, requiring increased energy substra

86 of volume-responsiveness, the indicators of anaerobic metabolism should be considered instead of cen

87 While all fuels were susceptible to anaerobic metabolism, special attention should be given

88 arate and nitrate reduction), a regulator of anaerobic metabolism that represses transcription of spa

89 t under neutral pH conditions resting muscle anaerobic metabolism, the rate of the creatine kinase re

90 share a common core of genes related to the anaerobic metabolism, they differ in terms of ROS-relate

91 Birds, on the other hand, frequently rely on anaerobic metabolism to exploit prey-rich depths otherwi

92 tral venous oxygen saturation and markers of anaerobic metabolism to predict whether a fluid-induced

93 lting from the tumor's excessive reliance on anaerobic metabolism) to and from the microvessels, and

94 le hypoxia also generate neuronal ATP via an anaerobic metabolism, we studied the changes in cerebral

95 revealed that genes likely to be involved in anaerobic metabolism were upregulated during aerobic gro

96 d lactate production (J(Lac); i.e., index of anaerobic metabolism) were measured by using physiologic

97 Lactic acid levels, which are a measure of anaerobic metabolism, were found to be > 3 times higher

98 pH and Pco2, indicators of anaerobic metabolism, were plotted against tissue Po2.

99 sociated with stress-responsive proteins and anaerobic metabolism, whereas gene families related to b

100 tion, and is paralleled by the activation of anaerobic metabolism, which collectively impair contract

101 a result of a coordinated shift to enhanced anaerobic metabolism, which provides an energy source ou

102 a capacity for both aerobic respiration and anaerobic metabolism with concomitant hydrogen productio