DNA methylation in this model is not a cause, but a consequence of repression and serves to fix the repressed state of the chromatin.
Underlying this, if you regard someone as a sexual outlaw, they'll start behaving like one; impudence and rebellion is a consequence of repression and intolerance".
Deadenylation could arise as a consequence of translational repression by a miRNA.
We propose that the hyper-inflammation found in CF may arise as a consequence of disrupted repression of NF-κB signalling which is normally mediated by CFTR.
Furthermore, the presence of a remaining phosphate concentration of about 4 mM at the time of L-glutamate depletion in medium SSBM-E may limit the production of RED as a consequence of phosphate repression as discussed below.
Consequently, it is conceivable that either accumulation of 5-CH3-THF or decreased THF levels as a consequence of the repression of MTR and MTHFR could be exerting previously unsuspected regulatory effects upon BHMT expression in female Cgl null mice.
TAGL1 positively regulates ethylene synthesis; furthermore, reduced ethylene and a shift toward lutein and β-carotene accumulation occur in ripening fruit as a consequence of the repression of TAGL1 [ 36].
Children that are sexually abused are not likely to report the maltreatment for fear of the consequences and, even in adulthood, the report of such events is rare due to social stigmatization [ 12], coercion, and as a consequence of the repression of memories [ 13].
RU38486 reduces the expression of the GH gene by repressing the expression of the GHRHR gene as a consequence of glucocorticoid receptor repression (Ohyama et al. 1998).
It may be that desmosome dissolution occurs simply as a secondary consequence of repression of E-cadherin.
