The phrase "allow us to delete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or indicating the action of removing something, typically in a formal or professional context.
Example: "If you no longer wish to receive our newsletters, please allow us to delete your email from our database."
Alternatives: "permit us to remove" or "let us erase".
Neurod6- Cre expression is evident in developing hippocampal neurons as early as E14 (Goebbels et al., 2006), allowing us to delete Gsk3 in those cells.
The presence of the frt and lox sites allowed us to delete the flanked DNA fragments and to compare the expression of the reporter gene before and after the deletion of the regulatory elements in one genome position.
Flickr will also soon roll out functionality that will allow us to restore deleted accounts more easily in the future.
We are also actively working on a process that will allow us to easily restore deleted accounts and will roll this functionality out soon.
These results allow us to conclude that mice globally deleted for the Cdc25s die due to the loss of proliferation of intestinal epithelial cells and that the loss of Cdc25s in other cell types and tissues of the intestine including mesenchyme, muscle, blood and endothelium does not contribute significantly to the death observed in TKO mice [7].
In this report, we use a mouse model that allows us to conditionally delete the Rb gene and overexpress MYC specifically in the liver.
If Apple allowed us to actually delete the phone app, I'd bet some of us would do it right away.
We have developed a robust protocol which utilises the Ah-cre transgene (possessing an inducible Cyp1a-driven Cre recombinase [ 15]) in combination with loxP flanked Apc alleles [ 16] allowing us to conditionally delete Apc in the adult small intestine [ 11].
Smaller deficiencies uncovering the segment deleted in Df 3L W10 did not allow us to identify the region responsible for the lethality.
This allowed us to precisely identify deleted and shuffled ancestral duplicated genes as the processes driving paleopolyploid genome diploidization.
This new analysis allows us to determine whether deleting BMAL1 (thus inactivating the molecular clock) in the forebrain, without destroying the structure of the SCN, is sufficient to affect the organization of peripheral rhythms.
