Sentence examples for due to knocking from inspiring English sources
We tested whether reduced cell proliferation due to knocking down FBXW8 expression is caused by cyclin D1 accumulation and subsequent cytoplasm sequestration of CDK1 (Fig. 5B).
As the same set of genes is differentially expressed also in the Cln5-/ mouse, we ruled out the possibility of this being due to knocking out the Cln1 gene and therefore affecting possible regulatory regions of these other genes.
Some patients discussed the importance of privacy during encounters and mentioned that their privacy was interrupted during consultations with the doctors due to knocking on the doors and interruptions from other patients or colleagues.
With weeks to go before the wrecking ball was due to knock it down, the initiative contacted US war veterans involved in the battle for Leipzig.
We then move furniture and set up dustsheets for Bob the Builder who is due to knock two rooms into one.
Plaque regression or stabilisation, a key clinical goal, has been achieved in mouse models, most notably in the Reversa mouse – a mouse in which hypercholesterolaemia (due to knock out of the LDL receptor) can be conditionally reversed [110].
Foxp3 differential expression is not detected in mouse due to knock in of IRES-DTR-GFP allele.
Crucially, by demonstrating that different point mutations alter the regulation of some but not other processes, we have proven that the pleiotropy observed in sgol2 Δ/Δ oocytes is not due to knock on effects (secondary or even tertiary pathology) of eliminating a single function.
Gills boss Martin Allen said: "We have a few players missing due to knocks and felt it necessary to bring in another".
To address whether the observed phenotypes after morpholino injection are due to knock-down of the gene of interest, proper control experiments must be performed.
This may be due to knock-on effects, in which households dealing with AIDS influence other households by requesting assistance and care, including the care of orphaned children after a death, underscoring the need to examine social connections and inter-household connectivity.
