The phrase "abolish the capability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the removal or elimination of a specific ability or function, often in a formal or policy-related context.
Example: "The new regulations aim to abolish the capability of companies to exploit loopholes in the law."
Alternatives: "eliminate the ability to" or "remove the capacity for".
However, further removal of 33 amino acids totally abolished the capability of CaZF to provide any salt-tolerance (Figure 10).
Whereas A66D abolishes the tubulating capability of hEndoA1-BAR in the liposome assay [8], A66D in dEndoA-BAR had no significant effect in flies, not even in the adult rescuants.
Moreover, the transwell analysis indicated that transfection of siH3 for 48 hrs abolished the invasive capabilities of SGC-7901 cells in a dose-dependent manner, when compared to the parental cells and mock group (100 nmol/L).
Single mutants such as F93G or I144G do not disrupt carbohydrate binding and homodimerization capabilities, but abolish the bioactivity of the protein.
This effect correlated with the capability of the compound to abolish Lys310 acetylation, in spite of a modest inhibition of RelA nuclear translocation and a minor reduction in total RelA acetylation.
Thus, we examined whether three prevalent tumor-derived USP8 mutations abolish or reduce USP8 binding ability with 14-3-3ε 14-3-3ε 14-3-3εe candbincrease blocking EGFR degradathen.
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At low production levels, they can abolish the antibacterial activity of cephalosporins and can also demonstrate inactivating capabilities toward other β-lactams, especially when produced at high levels.
However, in mutant fibroblasts treated with the A-NHEJ inhibitor, 3′-AB, DNA repair capability was significantly decreased but not abolished, showing that, at least in those experimental conditions, XRCC4 m/m cells still retain the capability of rejoining more than 50% of DSBs induced by irradiation.
The capability of scavenging DPPH.
