Sentence examples for case of incompatible from inspiring English sources

The sudden generation of ROS and lack of proper ROS scavenging machinery leads to oxidative stress in case of compatible interaction while in case of incompatible interaction they are efficiently detoxified by scavenging machinery.

Aspartic protease is a major family of protease enzymes, expression of an aspartic protease was found to be up-regulated in case of incompatible interaction between potato and the fungus Phytophthora infestans [ 60].

Several studies have demonstrated that V. vinifera undergoes strong transcriptional modulation upon P. viticola infection in order to prevent pathogen invasion [ 6, 33, 34], but the response seems to be more variable in the case of incompatible reactions.

Thus, in the case of incompatible pollination wherein self S-RNase is taken up by a pollen tube, the self S-RNase degrades RNA in the cytoplasm of the pollen tube to result in its growth arrest, and in the case of compatible pollination, the pollen tube uses its PiSLF-containing E3 complex to detoxify non-self S-RNases, allowing tube growth to effect fertilization (Hua et al. 2008).

Complete resistance, developed in the case of an incompatible interaction, is usually governed by the gene-for-gene system, and also called race-specific resistance.

In the case of self-incompatible and wind pollinated species, this means an increment in the likelihood of successful pollination and, conversely, a reduction in fitness associated with small population patches, low plant population density or both (Elam et al. 2007).

Differential expression of remorins have been well documented in Arabidopsis, interestingly most of the remorins were found to be down-regulated in case of bacterial-plant incompatible interactions [ 40].

Comparative analyses of expression profiles of obtained proteins suggest that albeit some common components participate in early defense signaling in both susceptible and resistant genotypes, but their roles and regulation differ in case of compatible and/or incompatible interactions.

In the case of an Rh-incompatible mother and child, consequential blood mixing may sensitize an Rh- mother to the Rh antigen on the blood cells of the Rh+ child, putting the remainder of the pregnancy, and any subsequent pregnancies, at risk for hemolytic disease of the newborn.

The limiting instructive cases illustrating different phenomena which occur with the combination of "incompatible" properties are considered.

In contrast, PASA reported 466 cases of overlapping, but incompatible, sets of between two and five assemblies that represent potential examples of alternative splicing within protein-coding regions.