Sentence examples for apparent repression from inspiring English sources

In contrast to group C2, the apparent repression of genes occurred only after 72 HAI with both races.

Patterned stripes of gene expression emerge from this posterior domain, through the apparent repression of expression in the interstripe regions.

The apparent repression of this pathway is a further indication for the energy-saving mode of metabolism.

The apparent repression of the ASS1 enzyme that we observed in normal lymphoid tissues by immunohistochemistry suggests that exogenous arginine is also important in fuelling normal immune cell function.

While our experimental design controlled for this by exposing both mated and unmated females to CO2, it is possible that a small increase in the exposure time of virgin females as compared to mated females could account for the apparent repression of genes with products involved in immunity.

That type of apparent academic repression so flabbergasted the legal world, that Chemerinsky was (luckily) re-offered the deanship in California.

In fact, the apparent acetate repression might be accounted for by acetate metabolism via acetyl CoA and effects on uptake of compounds and intracellular levels of inducers.

Repeated experiments confirmed same trait cIndividual sugar substrates were consumed more than 80% of initial content Although L. brevis simultaneously utilized these three sugars without apparent catabolite repression, the preferences between sugars were clearly observed.

Quantitative RT-PCR (qRT-PCR) of SPO74 mRNA levels was performed to confirm this apparent de-repression, and we again constructed strains containing targeted tDNA B-box mutations.

Despite the apparent rise in repression, governments such as the UK are increasingly "turning a blind eye" to abuses in Egypt, the report adds, accusing European administrations of adopting a "business as usual" approach to their dealings with Mr Sisi's regime.

Hence, it is apparent that estrogen repression of miR-26 expression is required for estrogenic effects in ER+ breast cancer cells.