Sentence examples for effective silencing from inspiring English sources
The data showed that nine of the RNAi targets tested had no detectable effect on intracellular proliferation, despite their effective silencing by the specific RNAi used (data not shown).
This provides evidence that specific effective silencing was required to impact on phenotype and implies that off-target effects of the siRNA are less likely.
This chapter focuses on providing information for the design of constructs that mediate effective silencing.
Lines exhibiting the most effective silencing of PiAvr3a were either weakly or non-pathogenic on susceptible potato cv.
Using these plasmids, we demonstrate effective silencing of Pax3, Pax6, Nkx2.1, Nkx2.2, Notch1 and Shh in discrete regions of the chicken embryonic nervous system.
Effective silencing of MDR1, one of the genes involved in the multidrug resistance phenotype, can be achieved by the use of an efficient siRNA transfected into the doxorubicin-selected MCF7-R human cell line, alone or combined with a moderately efficient siRNA.
Now, after years of effective silence, Labour has broken cover to broadcast its ideas for the NHS – the one area in which, according to polls, they are trusted by the electorate.
With his effective silence, Paterno was protecting not only himself but also 50 years of mythology that had been building up around him since he arrived at Penn State as an assistant during the Truman administration.
It effectively silenced GFP expression in 40 70% GFP-expressed HEK293 cells and it was observed that higher N/P ratio resulted in more effective silence which was likely due to better cell internalization at higher N/P ratio.
Obama's effective silence on these issues is deafening to a generation of young Egyptians desperate to move beyond the current system and realize their natural, and national potential in a free society.
Use of HD Ads to deliver these antiviral sequences to hepatocytes in vivo resulted in effective gene silencing without evidence of off target effects.
