Sentence examples for and so inhibit from inspiring English sources
Thick Fe-coatings on particles and within the pores of soils leached with AMD change their micro-aggregation and so inhibit the dissolution of phyllosilicates.
The cause of dyserythropoiesis is unclear although it has been suggested that bone-marrow macrophages release cytokines, chemokines or lipo-peroxides after exposure to hemozoin, a crystalloid form of undigested heme moieties from malarial infected erythrocytes, and so inhibit erythropoiesis.
Therefore, knockdown of FCoR may accelerate Foxo1 deacetylation and so inhibit adipogenesis.
The aggregates may be sequestered (SeqAggP) which keeps them out of harms way, or they may bind to the proteasome (AggP_Proteasome) and so inhibit its function.
Anti-cholinergic drugs block muscarinic effect of ACh on the receptors of postjunctional membranes and so inhibit the answer of the post ganglionic parasympathetic nerve.
This may in part be related to the effects upon QS whereby increased efflux activity may increase the transport of efflux pump-dependent QS molecules (pro-virulent) but other QS molecules may be exported from within a cell preventing the concentration of these molecules reaching a quorum (and so inhibit virulence).
The activation of TLR2 dependant signalling on effector T cells has two consequences: First, it inhibits the migration of T cells towards the chemokine SDF-1 – irrespective of their antigen-specificity – and so inhibits the general entry of T cells into inflammatory sites [15].
SOCS-1 directly interacts with JAKs and so inhibits their catalytic activity, whereas SOCS-3 inhibits cytokine signaling by binding to the receptor complex.
Ceruloplasmin and transferrin also play important roles by sequestering free iron ions and so inhibiting the Fenton reaction and production of OH.
Banda et al. (2005) report that icIL-1RA1 interacts with the COP9 signalsome, inhibits COP9 signalsome-associated kinases, and so inhibits cytokine gene expression induced by exogenously applied IL-1α in keratinocyte cell lines.
Furthermore, ROS have been implicated in several models of aging and age-related disease, and so inhibiting their production may prove to particularly effective in combating age-related muscle wasting (sarcopenia) [ 106- 108].
