Sentence examples for disruption of the process from inspiring English sources
Disruption of the process, by knockdown of the genes Hen1 and Ago2, leads to shorter lifespan and neurodegeneration.
Each of these changes takes place in a strictly choreographed series, and disruption of the process can lead to dramatic and long-lasting consequences.
Nonetheless, even if the significant shortening of the hatching process after zona opening in the mouse is considered an advantageous alteration of the normal process, it is unclear whether the delay in hatching after zona thinning (on average, 8.5 h later than zona-intact controls) should be considered detrimental but it does suggest a disruption of the process.
Even if the effects are modest, any disruption of the processes leading to bacterial killing can result in more successful infections.
He said the position appealed to him as a way to give back to the institute, which has supported his research since 1987, and also as a way to make a contribution to science beyond his own research, which examines how genes are turned on and off and how the disruption of that process plays out in diseases like cancer, diabetes and Huntington's.
Disruption of this process allows the release of TGFβ1, in a process known as TGFβ1 activation.
Disruption of this process underlies the most common congenital heart defects.
As dynamic control of the cell wall is essential for cell expansion, we suggest that the striking phenotypes of plants over- and under-expressing BLR may result from the disruption of this process.
A disruption of this process, or instability of the epithelial membrane during this time, could lead to abnormal patterning of the subsequent cuticle.
Cell growth, proliferation, and apoptosis are regulatory mechanisms shared between cells, and any disruption of this process may allow the development of many disorders.
FUS plays an important role in regulation of transcription (63– 68) and disruption of this process due to the nuclear depletion of FUS might contribute to attenuated transcription common to human FUSopathies.
