The phrase "abrogation during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the act of formally repealing or canceling something within a specific timeframe or event.
Example: "The abrogation during the emergency period was necessary to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "repeal during" or "cancellation during".
Our results suggest involvement of 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζng pathways involved in inflammation, cell proliferation and abrogation of apoptosignalingg oral carcinogenesis.
The expression profiling also identifies a novel transcript, dPGK2, which encodes an alternative stress-induced enzyme containing homology to Pgk and serves the activity of Pgk during abrogation of electron transport function.
This dependence on mitochondrial function is consistent with an accepted underlying cause of cell swelling, which is the failure of energy dependent ion extrusion due to abrogation of oxidative phosphorylation during hypoxia or ischemia [2], [4].
Similar to ectopic expression of CLN3 during medium depletion, abrogation of the Hog1-dependent G1 arrest in osmotically stressed cells is accompanied by genome instability [61].
Abrogation of the Ndc80 complex during prometaphase blocks stable attachment resulting in sustained dynein/dynactin-dependent kinetochore motility in prometaphase cells.
Two models of Listeria infection demonstrated that abrogation of PD-L1 signalling during infection led to reduced antigen-specific T-cell responses, inhibition of key effector molecules, increased bacterial loads and increased mortality [ 23, 24].
We suggest that miR-24-mediated repression of ARF, a crucial signal transducer that bridges loss of pRB to p53-tumor surveillance, may also compromise the proper response to RB1 inactivation, alleviating the requirement for genetic abrogation of the p53-pathway during retinoblastoma development.
An early Th1 response is necessary to clear the antigen during the acute stage of infection whereas during chronic disease an abrogation of the Th1 response is necessary to minimise tissue damage caused by necrosis and fibrosis.
While hepatocytes rarely divide in healthy liver tissue, the abrogation of cell cycle checkpoints occurs during tumorigenesis.
Plasma samples from macaques immunized with MVAΔudg-gag or MVA-gag were assayed to determine whether the abrogation of late viral gene expression during in vivo infection, conferred via deletion of udg from MVAΔudg-gag, might attenuate the magnitude of antibody responses directed against the MVA vector itself.
