Sentence examples for disruption of one of from inspiring English sources
ChIP experiment, in which we employed artificial miRNA knock-down lines for AtEAF1 gene showed that decreased levels of AtEAF1 transcript have similar effect on histone H4K5 acetylation as the disruption of one of the AtEAF1 isoforms in the Ateaf1b- 2 mutant.
This presents a gigantic disruption of one of the last bastions of old boy networks.
Consequently disruption of one of the phospho-sites should result in an infunctional SLAC1 channel.
Disruption of one of the two nonallelic interactions weakens the incompatibility reaction as indicated by enhanced virus transmission.
In this paper, we have not examined these phenomena, but it could be that the disruption of one of these processes contributes to the observed phenotype.
Following upon the deletion studies, Viestra et al. then used ZFNs to disrupt five TF footprints in the enhancer located 58 Kb away from BCL11A and found that disruption of one of the TF footprints led to reduction of BCL11A.
The M20 is expected to reopen on Sunday following a chaotic Saturday when a footbridge crashed on to the carriageways, causing hours of disruption on one of the busiest weekends of the year.
The Lidov-Kozai mechanism is therefore linked to a possible enhanced rate of grazing interactions, physical collisions, and tidal disruptions events of one of the stellar components (Ford et al. 2000; Thompson 2011), and to the formation of eccentric semi-detached binaries (Section 2.3.6).
Initially, duplications generate functional redundancy, a situation that is generally non-advantageous; hence, even if duplicates have been fixed by chance, the accumulation of mutations will result in the disruption of structure and function of one of the duplicates, which becomes a pseudogene (i.e. a non-functional gene).
Moreover, the striatal and hippocampal systems often compete, such that disruption of one system can lead to enhanced performance of tasks that depend on the other (for review: [ 8, 9]).
As a result, disruption of one component of the circuitry during development can have vital consequences for the proper identity specification of its synaptic partners.
