Sentence examples for delayed exit from inspiring English sources

Marker trafficking experiments for the p.Ala372_Ser429del deletion indicated normal ER-to-Golgi trafficking but dramatically delayed exit from the Golgi to the cell surface.

So, risk-laden activities of innovation could have the advantages of "(i) benefits from early involvement in new technologies or business opportunities; (ii) delayed financial commitment; (iii) early exits reducing the downward losses; and (iv) delayed exit in case it spins off a venture" (Vanhaverbeke et al. 2008; p. 251).

Mitotic index analysis demonstrated that arsenite treatment delayed exit from G2 in p53 and p53 cells.

Thus, the ability to self-renew in 2i after a period of permissive culture provides a powerful means to identify and quantify delayed exit from the ground state.

Our results showed that TK1 and other cell cycle genes are inappropriately persistently expressed in emerin null cells during differentiation causing delayed exit from cell cycle.

Mice lacking CTNNBL1 die in mid-gestation, whilst CTNNBL1-deficient mouse primary B cells and yeast show delayed exit from quiescence [5].

When the capital markets clamped down in early 2000, and VCs started getting cold feet as they saw signs of delayed exits and lower valuations, the flimsiest of the dot-coms with no revenue and crazy burn rates started going under.

This intriguing observation needs further studies to see what could be the consequence of this decrease in LV number, such as edema formation or delaying exit of inflammatory cells, etc.

This may not be totally unexpected, as chemical or siRNA inhibition of GSK-3 also delays exit from mitosis in HeLa cells (Tighe et al., 2007), and in S. pombe over-expression of Skp1 suppresses a cytokinesis phenotype arising from loss of the protein phosphatase cdc14 (Plyte et al., 1996).

However, cancer cells can develop resistance to paclitaxel by either exiting mitosis before apoptosis is initiated (termed mitotic slippage) or by blocking the apoptotic response to delayed mitotic exit (Rieder and Maiato, 2004).

Ms. Frank delayed her exit to assist in the recovery.