The phrase "and in the repression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing control, suppression, or the act of restraining something, often in a political or psychological sense.
Example: "The government implemented strict measures and in the repression of dissent, many voices were silenced."
Alternatives: "and during the suppression" or "and in the control".
On October 11, 1865, a revolt by blacks began at Morant Bay, and, in the repression that followed, the total of executions passed 400.
For him, happiness appeared to lie in the avoidance of the petty annoyances of life and in the repression of instinctual behaviour.
Both CLF and TFL2/LHP1 are involved in the establishment and the maintenance of this epigenetic mark and in the repression associated to it.
The regulatory subunit of the protein phosphatase 2A is presumably involved in hyphal growth [ 38] and in the repression of RNA-polymerase III transcription of rRNA and tRNA [ 39].
This increasing trend can be partly accounted for by the posterior prevalence of posterior Hox genes observed in the control of ingression and in the repression of Wnt signaling for genes of different paralog groups.
Maize VP1 is also known to be involved in expression of the aleurone specific myb TF gene C1 and in the repression of α-amylase gene expression in the aleurone layer late in grain development [ 39, 40].
In fact, the observed competition in B. subtilis TF knock outs, between CcpA and CcpB in the repression of the gnt and xyl operon [ 84], exemplifies this phenomenon.
NR2F6 might also share functions with its paralogs NR2F1 and NR2F2 in the repression of key cytokine mRNAs that control Th17 cells and systemic inflammation.
theological scholar and advocate of the English reform movement within the Roman Church who later recanted his unorthodox views and participated in the repression of other reformers.
describe an unexpected role for the histone methyltransferases MLL3 and MLL4 in the repression of tissue-specific promoters, a function that prevents precocious cell differentiation in the skeletal muscle lineage.
Deletion of FKH1 is quite straightforward because it removes its positive control and results in the repression of the CLB4 expression profile (see Figure 4).
