The phrase "abolishing light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the removal or elimination of light, either literally or metaphorically, such as in literature or philosophical discussions.
Example: "The story explores the consequences of abolishing light in a world where darkness reigns supreme."
Alternatives: "eliminating light" or "eradicating light".
However, in the respective mutants the detected differences between light and darkness lack statistical significance, which may be interpreted as abolished light response.
Lesions transecting the medial forebrain bundle in the lateral hypothalamus suppress these differences in enzyme activity and abolish light-induced changes in pineal weight.
A single mutation in the PRxSF motif at the GAF-PHY interface abolishes light-induced formation of the Pnr state in RpBphP3, possibly due to altered structural rigidity of the chromophore-binding pocket.
To verify that optoα1AR recruits the expected Gq-protein-mediated intrinsic signalling pathway in astrocytes, we used an antagonist of phospholipase C PLCC), U73122 (10 μM), which completely and reversibly abolished light-induced fluorescence increases (Fig. 3B).
Short-pass and neutral density filters (Edmund Optics Ltd., York, UK) were combined to abolish stimulus light wavelengths above 600 nm.
Inhibition of cytosolic translation by cycloheximide abolished the light-induced transcriptional activation of genes from both organelles.
Similarly to circadian rhythms in behavior, continuous light abolished the circadian plasticity of dendrites.
Both rhythms persist in constant darkness (DD) but are abolished in constant light (LL).
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Therefore, the parapinopsin photoproduct does not release the chromophore retinal or is not abolished, even under strong light [8].
