Sentence examples for blocking components from inspiring English sources

Lacking certain blocking components or the use of dirty containers/contaminated buffers are usually to blame.

These findings suggest that the mechanisms behind psoriasis depend upon interactions between APCs and T-cells; blocking components of this synapse could potentially minimize downstream responses and disease severity.

Specifically, we found that transiently blocking components of the ER stress response, a common NOA in many tumours, leads to a gradual accumulation of misfolded proteins in the ER.

Such inhibition can be achieved by direct targeting of the ligand (VEGF) at the mRNA or protein level, direct targeting of its receptors (VEGFR1, VEGFR2, and neuro-pilin-1), or by blocking components of the downstream signaling pathway [ 2, 3].

Eliminating this minority cell population either by blocking components of pathways or 'stemness' factors that sustain its growth, or by upregulating the expression of factors that promote differentiation might prove a more biologically rational and efficient approach for the eradication of tumours, such as glioblastoma, resistant to standard therapies (Kim et al, 2011).

Subtraction of the residual currents from the native IA and SA currents revealed that the blocked components had slowly or non-adapting kinetics (Fig 2b).

If fungal small RNAs cross the extrahaustorial space and enter plant cells, then the host's own silencing machinery could be used to block components of the plant disease response [ 26].

Quinidine has been shown to block components of the sodium current, as well as the calcium and potassium, with hERG IC50 value 50 times lower than its sodium IC50 (Redfern et al., 2003; Mirams et al., 2011).

The idea of deconstructing fiction into its simplest building-block components has a far-reaching mathematical analog which I try to bring out.

and the performance vector is partitioned into a given number (say ) of block components, (3.7).

These interactions are due to, and mediated by, the chemical nature of the building block components.