Assertion: choline | /r/CapableOf | play role
Facets:
value: in function
type: OTHER
value: in lipid transport
type: OTHER
value: in fluidity
type: MANNER
value: in memory
type: OTHER
value: in membrane signaling
type: OTHER
value: in preventing birth defects
type: PURPOSE
value: in lipid
type: OTHER
value: like folic acid
type: OTHER
value: in heart health
type: OTHER
value: in logical thinking
type: MANNER
value: in concentration abilities
type: OTHER
value: in metabolism
type: OTHER
value: in learning
type: TEMPORAL
value: in safeguarding memory
type: PURPOSE
value: in neurotransmitter maintenance
type: TEMPORAL
value: in mood
type: OTHER
value: in muscle control
type: OTHER
value: in slowing cognitive decline in aging
type: TEMPORAL
value: in muscle cell communication
type: OTHER
value: in gene expression
type: OTHER
value: in remembering
type: TEMPORAL
value: in early brain development
type: TEMPORAL
value: in methylation pathways
type: LOCATION
value: in treatment
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Some evidence suggests choline may play a role in the development and treatment of certain mental health disorders.
text: Choline plays a role in neurotransmitter function, methylation pathways, cell membrane signaling, lipid transport, and early brain development," says Michelle Hoeing Bauche, MS, RDN, a clinical dietitian in the bariatric services division of the University of Missouri Health Care system.
text: As a major dietary source of methyl groups, choline plays a role in gene expression, cell membrane signaling, stabilization of DNA, homocysteine reduction, detoxification, and lipid transport and metabolism.1,2 Folate also is a major source of methyl groups, so folate status impacts choline requirements and vice versa.
text: Because choline is a precursor to acetylcholine and phosphatidylcholine, it plays a role in muscle cell communication and function, Wallace says.
text: This relationship has scientists wondering whether choline plays a role in slowing cognitive decline in aging.
text: : Choline plays a role in the synthesis of phopholipids, phosphatidylcholine and sphinogomyelin, the key structural components of the human cell membrane.
text: Choline plays a role in the synthesis of phopholipids, phosphatidylcholine and sphinogomyelin, the key structural components of the human cell membrane.
text: It also plays a role in memory, mood, muscle control, and other brain and nervous system functions, as it is needed to produce the neurotransmitter acetylcholine.
text: Because it is a component of cell membranes and neurotransmitters, and used in nerve signaling, Choline may also play a role in memory; conversely, memory loss and dementia may indicate choline deficiency, though more research is needed to confirm the association.
text: Choline plays a role in many significant processes within the body that takes place every single day.
text: This is because choline plays a role in neurotransmitter maintenance and, as someone grows old, nerve signaling may decrease and signs of dementia become visible (Zeisel, 2009).Eating a variety of foods rich in choline is the best way to get rid of its deficiency.
text: Choline also plays a role in safeguarding memory and preventing dementia, memory loss and other signs of cognitive decline as we grow older.
text: As children grow older, choline is needed to help develop brain function since it plays a role in learning, remembering, concentration abilities and logical thinking.
text: Choline might play a role: cardiovascular and peripheral artery disease, neurological disorders, and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
text: Both choline and inositol play a role in heart health.
text: Choline is a precursor of phospholipids and plays a role in the structural integrity and fluidity of cell membranes.
text: Choline is a precursor of phospholipids and plays a role in the structural integrity and fluidity of cell membranes.
text: Choline also plays a role in lipid and cholesterol transport and metabolism.
text: As mentioned before, like folic acid, choline plays a role in preventing birth defects, and may also provide life-long protection against anxiety and exaggerated responses to stressors.