Sentence examples for capable to interfere with from inspiring English sources
However, both viruses were capable to interfere with IFN-α secretion induced by specific agonists.
This approach represents a dramatic improvement compared with the requirements for regenerating transgenic plants capable to interfere with plant virus infections.
Our approach provides an alternative to genetic transformation of plant species with dsRNA-expressing constructs capable to interfere with plant virus [ 1, 27].
Our approach provides an alternative to genetic transformation of plant species with dsRNA-expressing constructs capable to interfere with plant viruses.
These include endogenous side-products of cellular metabolism, exogenous agents capable to interfere with DNA replication, as well as intrinsic structural features of specific genomic regions, such as the common fragile sites (CFS).
This will provide information on the evolution and diversification of this receptor family in this biodiverse group of insects and, in a context of plant protection, ORs appear as good targets for the design of molecules capable to interfere with the ligand and thus the receptor response and the associated insect behaviour.
Toxic and carcinogenic metals are capable to interfere at the molecular level also with oxidative stress pathways and with DNA duplication and repair [ 25, 26].
In this case the multicell interference is reduced because only the other base station sites with the same colour remain unsynchronous and capable to interfere.
The Miranda judgment states that it has in this case "constituted an indirect interference with press freedom" and is admittedly "capable, depending on the facts, of being deployed so as to interfere with journalistic freedom".
Like other pathogens capable of persisting within their hosts, S. aureus has evolved different strategies to interfere with the host adaptive immune response.
Interestingly, the HMG domain, in the context of full-length Sox2, appears to interfere with its association with HDAC1, though the HMG domain alone is capable of co-immunoprecipitating HDAC1 (Figure 3B).
