Assertion: leucine's effect | /r/HasProperty | due
Facets:
value: to 4e-bp1 phosphorylation
type: CAUSE
value: to the presence of mc
type: CAUSE
value: to formation of complex eif4e
type: CAUSE
value: to tapbpr with a functional loop
type: OTHER
value: solely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: However, these effects were solely due to the branch chained amino acids (BCAAs) and the other amino acids produced no effect on protein synthesis.
text: It is possible that leucine’s effects on mRNA translation/polysome formation is due to the action of some other protein that also is regulated by mTORC1 activity, and this could include proteins that act to regulate either initiation or elongation.
text: Thus, the observed increase in peptides assignable to HLA-A*68:02 for TAPBPRØloop expressing cells is not due a specific influence of this mutation on MHC I. Rather, in the original dataset (and in an additional biological repeat provided) the observed effect is due to TAPBPR with a functional loop stripping peptides from HLA-A*68:02 molecules.
text: The apparent effect from the combination of the enzymes, in fact, was due to the presence of MC, as shown by its isolated inclusion.
text: This effect was due to 4E-BP1 phosphorylation and formation of complex eIF4E-eIF4G. The results suggested that leucine had stimulated protein synthesis in the skeletal muscle possibly by activating the mTor signaling pathway, which promoted an increase in eIF4F formation.