Sentence examples for be relevant for replication from inspiring English sources
The replication and virus-induced proinflammatory gene expression include inhibition of the virus-induced formation of reactive oxygen species and reduced activation of NF- κB, JNK, and p38, which are redox-sensitive signaling events known to be relevant for replication.
Finally, the mechanisms described above might also be relevant for oncogene-induced replication stress, considering that the oncogenic stimuli cause massive transcription deregulation.
The mechanism by which glycyrrhizin interferes with H5N1 replication and H5N1-induced pro-inflammatory gene expression includes inhibition of H5N1-induced formation of reactive oxygen species and (in turn) reduced activation of NFκB, JNK, and p38, redox-sensitive signalling events known to be relevant for influenza A virus replication.
Besides two well-known host factors being relevant for HCV replication (CD81 and PI4KA) and one host factor which has been described to phosphorylate an HCV protein, we also found two new challenging candidates (FLT-4 and SLAMF-6).
Moreover, gene ontology analysis of the 11 genes highlights that some of them are really involved in pathways such as, extracellular matrix constitution (LAM4), oxidative stress (HADH2, LTB4DH) and cytoskeletal network (CENPE), which are relevant for HCV RNA replication [ 7, 38, 39].
Our basic studies on plasmid DNA replication are relevant for settling the bases of a minimalist bacterial model to tackle transmissible amyloid proteinopathies and are a valuable tool for bottom-up synthetic biology.
Such questions "are relevant for living populations.
Our results suggest that anti-inflammatory drugs may affect the replication of adenovirus, which might be relevant in case of replication associated side effects.
Minichromosome maintenance (MCM) proteins are essential for the initiation of DNA replication and have been found to be relevant markers for prognosis in a variety of tumours.
These results may be relevant to the complex mutational profile of M1dG replication in cells.
This suggests that role of Thg1 in DNA replication might indeed be relevant.
