… One of the determinants of functional ability is intrinsic capacity (IC), which is defined as “the
composite of all the physical and mental capacities of an individual” (3). Evidence has …

Tonoplast intrinsic proteins (TIPs), belonging to the aquaporin family, are transmembrane
channels located mostly at the tonoplast of plant cells. The TIPs are known to transport water …

… The latter metric allows determination of intrinsic photosynthetic capacity under CO 2 levels
… of light-saturated and CO 2 -saturated intrinsic photosynthetic capacity as the rate of linear …

… This study aimed to clarify the association between intrinsic capacity (IC) and sarcopenia in
… ranged from 0 to 5, with a lower IC composite score indicating a greater intrinsic capacity. …

… diaphragmatic atrophy and contractile dysfunction in response to prolonged MV. Therefore,
our findings reveal that a high intrinsic aerobic capacity alone is not sufficient to protect …

… Our study shows that divergent selection for running capacity appears to select for VO 2
max… our results that spontaneous activity and intrinsic fitness are genetically linked. Previous …

… shock response, the unfolded protein response, and protein … to changes in the protein
folding environment, resulting in … As the stress to the proteome exceeds the capacity of the …

… This review summarizes the measurements of intrinsic capacity in 5 domains … of intrinsic
capacity and derivation of the summative index score were heterogeneous. Intrinsic capacity …

… The overall load-resisting capacity of kinesin An overall view of kinesin’s intrinsic capacity
to resist loads can be established by examining the distortion of the dimerMT configurational …

… other intrinsic capacity domains among the ICOPE CARE cohort. On the other hand, there
are limitations, for example, we could not estimate a causal effect of vitality over the other IC …