Sentence examples for activating expression from inspiring English sources

ABA stimulates expression of transcriptional activators such as ABF/AREB transcription factors, which are responsible for activating expression of downstream stress-responsive genes in ABA-dependent stress signalling (Zhu 2002; Yamaguchi-Shinozaki and Shinozaki 2006).

The phosphorylated CusR becomes an active transcription factor, binding to its natural promoter (PCusR) and activating expression of the antiscaffold protein.

Ajuba increases histone acetylation by recruiting CBP to PPARγ, thereby activating expression of PPARγ target genes, such as the C/EBP transcription factors44.

Upon translocation, TALEs bind via a well-deciphered recognition code to specific sequences in the promoter region of targeted host genes, thereby activating expression of those targeted genes.

We found that, while wild type cells prepare for darkness by storing sugars during the day and activating expression of sugar burning enzymes at dusk to liberate energy reserves during the night, the rpaA mutant cells are unable to make these preparations.

The purpose of the current study was to determine the phenotypic consequence of activating expression from the PPP1R1B locus.

EHEC O157 H7 is capable of activating expression of p38 and ERK MAP kinases and the nuclear translocation of the transcription factor NF-κB [17].

Specific inputs from glucocorticoids and DBP coordinate an increase in liver bile acids by activating expression of both Cyp7A1 and NTCP in the RF model.

In A. gambiae, the STAT pathway mediates antiplasmodial responses that target the oocysts stage by activating expression of nitric oxide synthase [21].

A contiguous pair of highly evolutionarily conserved Oct- and Sox-binding sites is essential for activating expression of genes specific to the pluripotent state in ES cells [23].

Stabilized, non-hydroxylated HIF-1α translocates to the nucleus and binds to the hypoxia-response element (HRE) thereby activating expression of numerous hypoxia-responsive genes [5].