Sentence examples for disruption of target from inspiring English sources
Therefore, based on these results, IFD is preferable to IDM for disruption of target genes.
Since ethylene regulates a plethora of processes, one might predict that disruption of target genes would seriously impair plant growth.
Disruption of target priming and elongation then becomes evident as a shift to later cycles, of the profile generated by the impacted primer(s).
Pesticide resistance can occur by direct disruption of target site binding, metabolism, and detoxification of the active product, increased compound efflux, or reduced uptake through the cuticle or digestive lining (i.e., penetration resistance) (Clark et al. 1995; Bonizzoni et al. 2012; Igboeli et al. 2012).
Thus, perturbation of miRNAs results in disruption of target gene expression that occurs during changes in physiological state and directly implicates miRNAs in the regulation of post-mating and aging-dependent gene expression.> -wrap-foot> *Student's t-tests were used to calculate P-values of significant differences between expression in virgin and mated flies.
Line profiles of transfected cells confirmed the correlation of the EGFP-Vt wild type with actin filaments and paxillin signals, while no such correlation was evident for the EGFP-Vt-ΔEx20 signal, indicating disruption of targeting (Fig. 7E, E').
We found that the disruption of random genes had significantly less effect on robustness to environmental perturbation than did disruption of targeted hub genes.
Taking advantage of both the HR for donor design and the non-HR for donor integration, we developed a novel CRISPR/Cas9-mediated intron-targeting knockin strategy, by which knockin zebrafish can be efficiently generated without disruption of targeted endogenous genes.
Axial T2-weighted image demonstrates disruption of the target sign by a mass (block arrow), which extends posteriorly to invade the anterior wall of the vagina (arrows).
Numerous studies have shown that the major mechanism of action of Yop effector proteins is the disruption of the target cell signaling network and cytoskeleton rearrangement, which are necessary for phagocytosis by host macrophages and polymorphonuclear neutrophils.
