Sentence examples for enabled release of from inspiring English sources

In recent years, application of next generation sequencing technologies enabled release of draft genomes of three cucumber lines ('9930'Gy14'14' and 'B10') [ 23- 25] providing powerful tools for understanding the structure and organization of R genes in the cucumber genome.

Furthermore, ET reveals vesicle pores that could enable release of newly synthesized viral RNA and reveals budding of DENV particles on ER membranes directly apposed to vesicle pores.

The PABC moiety enables release of free payload molecules in a traceless manner.

Epithelial cells cultured on stiff matrices exhibit increased contractility thus enabling release of TGFβ from its latent complex thereby increasing the amount of active TGFβ accessible to bind to cell surface receptors.

This activity (like that of kallikrein) enables release of bradykinin, a highly proinflammatory mediator of the kinin-kallikrein system.

This activity (like that of kallikrein) enables release of bradykinin, a highly pro-inflammatory mediator of the contact system.

The cell membranes were disrupted with Dounce buffer, which causes swelling of the cells, and a fine tissue homogenizer that enables release of the nucleus without destroying it.

We wondered whether other mechanisms are used by AP cells to enable release of tension and stretching of the epithelium in response to contraction of the actin cable.

The increased release of proinflammatory cytokines in patients with vitamin D deficiency increases oxidative stress and enables release of immature and activated platelets from the bone marrow, with an increased mean platelet volume [ 28].

9 These recommendations focus around ensuring the quality assurance of surgical training in the community, while enabling release of surgical trainees from hospital duties in the current service-driven training system.

In addition, as the inflammatory microenvironment is enriched in MMP, 28 an MMP-cleavable sequence 25 was inserted between the hIL-4 and synovial homing peptides, with the aim of enabling release of the hIL-4 from the homing peptide at the disease site.