Sentence examples for a diminished expression from inspiring English sources
This is consistent with our findings regarding a diminished expression of CD25, a marker associated with proliferation (Figure 3).
In patients with psoriasis, we detected a diminished expression of PLG and increased production and activity of PL in PBMC or psoriatic lesions, thus confirming an enhanced PLG activity.
Transition in cytokine expression profile was associated with a diminished expression of inducible nitric oxide synthase and an increased expression of arginase 1 in F4/80(hi) macrophage subset.
Of note, despite all these differences, both genes show a diminished expression in the context of type 2 diabetes, suggesting an impairment of mitochondrial effects selectively regulated by each homologue in this disease [25], [26].
The data in Table 1 show that monosomic Ch5b has, on average, a diminished expression profile of approximately 15 17%, as estimated by either mean or median of the ratios Sor55/3153A.
Although the causes remain to be determined, we decided to focus our attention on TSHZ2 and TSHZ3, the Teashirt family of homeobox genes that exhibited the same inclination towards a diminished expression in both established cancer cell lines and clinical specimens with the highest frequency of all candidates.
A nodule from an invasive hepatocarcinoma displays a clear diminished expression (arrow in Figure 5Bf).
Strikingly, we found a dramatically diminished expression level of TPL2 in these cells (Fig. 5A).
A reduced expression of Calb1 was followed by a significant reduction in Pcp2, Grm1 and Grid2 expression at 8 weeks, each of which also demonstrated a progressive diminished expression with age.
Recently it was shown that cases of human melanomas have a severely diminished expression of the adapter protein Apaf-1 and are concomitantly resistant to apoptosis (Soengas et al, 2001).
Holden and colleagues have also suggested a causal immunological model in which a stress-related increase in TNFα results in decreased activity of tyrosine phosphatase and in a consequently diminished expression of the class-I MHC antigen on the surface of malignant cells, allowing transformed cells to escape detection by the immune system [ 38].
