Sentence examples for I repression from inspiring English sources

Thereby, we propose that PKD2 functions in a dual mode of myoblast differentiation (i) repression of self-renewal and (ii) induction of differentiation.

Antibiotics can be divided into four classes based on their mechanism of action: i) repression of bacterial cell-wall synthesis, ii) destruction of the cell membrane structure, iii) repression of protein synthesis, and iv) repression of DNA synthesis.

Gottesman et al. [ 19] assessed some main sRNA functions according to their functional mRNA targets and reported the following: (i) repression of the expression of membrane proteins, (ii) regulation of metabolic activity and (iii) modulation of the synthesis of transcription factors.

These genes were categorized into four major response types: (I) repression without exogenous ligand (n=185), (II) activation without exogenous ligand (n=297), (III) activation with exogenous ligand (n=71), and (IV) repression with exogenous ligand (n=28).

Both P and I repression mechanisms are sensitive to mutations affecting heterochromatin formation and RNA silencing (Bucheton et al. 2002; Chambeyron et al. 2008; Klenov et al. 2007; Reiss et al. 2004; Ronsseray et al. 1996).

For all three, a repression mechanism was established, and for two of them, P and I, repression has been shown to involve a maternal effect and complex epigenetic transmission over generations (Bucheton et al. 1976; Engels 1979; Picard et al. 1978).

Is repression useful for those of us with different styles?

"Is it repression to try to teach them to be understanding and open to other people?" he asked.

For the I factor, repression appears to involve homology-dependent silencing in the germline (Jensen et al. 1999, 2002; Malinsky et al. 2000; Robin et al. 2003) and major repressive loci appear to be located in pericentromeric heterochromatin (Jensen et al. 2002) and in the intercalary heterochromatin 42AB locus which contains numerous fragments of TEs (Brennecke et al. 2008).

However, previous experiments have shown that: i) the repression capacity of SAP30 is only half of that of SAP30L, ii) SAP30L is able to self-oligomerize in vivo whereas SAP30 is not, and iii) SAP30L is more concentrated in the nucleolus than SAP30 in transfection experiments [ 8].

There are two models to explain the repressive effects that miRNAs exert on target gene expression: i-translational repression and ii-mRNA degradation [16], [17], [42].