Sentence examples for a reduced population of from inspiring English sources

We further show that cholesterol depletion and antagonist treatment result in a reduced population of higher-order oligomers.

The stimulation of cell proliferation by AA was accompanied by the increased expression of cyclin E, a reduced population of G1 phase cells, and a faster G1/S phase transition.

Nor did ICOS-deficient mice have a reduced population of naïve CD4 T cells at any age (Figure 2C).

The reduced population of EM CD4 T cells is associated with a reduced population of cytokine-producing cells and reduced protection against re-infection in ICOS−/− mice.

However, REST-null ES cells showed a significant impairment in neuronal differentiation, as evidenced by a reduction in Tubb3 expressing early neurons (P<0.01) (Fig. 2F), and a reduced population of Tau+ neurons (25%) compared to the control cells (42%) (P<0.05) (Table 1; Fig. S4B and S4D).

However, we note the absence of changes in chromatin structure associated with htz1Δ (Figures 6 and S4B; [38] [38]), a result that is consistent with subtle and transient alterations in nucleosome structure and/or a reduced population of affected molecules, but also with SWR1 affecting transcription and genetic stability without altering chromatin structure.

"It's a very good argument, saying that we're saving animals that nature's weeding out, but when we're dealing with a reduced population as a result of human activity, we almost have to.

C1q enhanced WOX1-induced andptosis and growth suppression of DU145 cells in a dose-related manner, as revealed by an increased cell population at the SubG1 phase and a reduced population at the G0/G1 phase of the cell cycle (Figs. 2A and 2B and Supplementary Fig. S1).

Similar arguments of a reduced population size in D. melanogaster compared to its close relative to D. simulans have been invoked to account for lower levels of diversity at autosomal regions, decreased selection for codon bias and patterns of polymorphisms in D. melanogaster [ 48- 50].

Genomic regions with low recombination rates, which are often GC-poor, by extension possess a reduced population size, decreasing the efficiency of selection relative to genetic drift, a phenomenon called Hill Robertson interference (Hill and Robertson 1966; Comeron et al. 2008).

This high mutational pressure, together with a reduced population size [ 18] and the absence of substantial recombination [ 19] (but see [ 20]), leads to an increase of substitution rate in mt DNA.