Sentence examples for a common suppression from inspiring English sources

It seems that interfering with the methyl cycle is a common suppression mechanism for Geminivirus-encoded TrAP/AL2/C2 proteins.

The result of activation of this system is a common one: suppression of reproduction" [ 38].

Despite the increased risk of leukaemia, DS patients have a low incidence to develop solid tumors [ 5, 6], and a reduced incidence of diabetic retinopathy, suggesting, at least in part, a common angiogenesis' suppression [ 5, 7].

To quantify its strength and detect gene interaction dysregulation in disease, we use the maximum mRNA expression for pairs of genes to define the redundancy profile of genes g i and g j as (3) h ij k = max e i k, e j k for 1 ≤ k ≤ m In cases which two genes are required for a common function, suppression of one of them or over-expression of both may lead to dysfunction.

This raises the possibility of common suppression mechanism of transcription, downstream of C35 expression.

If you did a big analysis of those early relationships, you might find that is a common theme: mutual suppression of the individual self in favour of the relationship.

The filter provides a common-mode suppression from 3.6 GHz to 14.4 GHz over 15 dB while it has a small size of 10 mm10 mm.

Eos targets Microphthalmia-associated transcription factor (MITF /PU.1 target genes for repression, whereas inhibition of NFATc1 induction by the other repressors represents a common mechanism of suppression of osteoclast differentiation.

Overall these data identify increased VSG protein level as a common phenotype following suppression of factors involved in ER-based folding or QC.

These combined data provide strong support for a new model in which T. gondii targets histone modification rather than the activity of specific transcription factors, and in this way the parasite silences multiple host genes using a common mechanism of suppression.

The recovery of multiple cell-cycle components led us to hypothesize that lengthening of the oocyte-to-zygote transition is a common mechanism of suppression.