However, its fusion to SYT is required to cause diminution of Bmi1 cellular levels.
Professor J.C. Ewart and colleagues reported in 1888, "The result appears to be a drain upon the supply of fish from the inshore waters sufficient, even without trawling, to cause diminution" [29].
According to the MTT test, only the 500 μM AuNP seem to cause diminution of cell population, whereas LDH assay indicated no cytotoxic effect.
This inactivation cannot be ascribed to the aging of the enzyme as the incubation of CcO in buffer alone under the same conditions causes a diminution of the activity by only ∼10%.
Such a proposed role for the XYl of PLCζ in PIP2 binding is entirely consistent with the present study in which excision of the complete XYl or exchanging a discrete XYl segment, and thereby removing the entire cluster of basic residues, causes significant diminution of both PLCζ functional properties and PIP2 interaction without altering Ca2+ sensitivity.
I do not anticipate the lack of a Scotsman in the final causing significant diminution in my snack or alcohol consumption and, what the hell, I may even make myself a toasted-ham-and-cheese sandwich later on, so that might be something else for the experts to consider.
Knockout (KO) of vimentin in MEFs caused a diminution of traction reported by TM, as well as stiffness reported by sharp-tip and round-tip AFM.
Application of onion-manure at rates over 600 kg N ha−1 (80 Mg compost ha−1) caused a diminution for the growing of the lettuce cultivation.
The results showed that the weekly application of AgNPs from P. glandulosa and P. sericea caused a diminution of fungal propagules in the soil after 30 days of treatment.
To his credit, Russell comments in his Autobiography that when it came to their political differences, Whitehead "was more tolerant than I was, and it was much more my fault than his that these differences caused a diminution in the closeness of our friendship" (1967, 127).
