Sentence examples for escape from repression from inspiring English sources

The significant association between elevated PLK1 and TP53 mutation in women with breast cancer is consistent with escape from repression of PLK1 expression by mutant p53.

ESCAPE FROM CAMP 14, by Blaine Harden.

Such stationary-phase mutations may occasionally enable an escape from growth repression and e.g. contribute to cancerogenesis or development of drug resistance.

We further show symmetry between PBS and the primer by the ability of the synthetic tRNAB2 to confer escape from EC repression of a PBS-Pro vector.

This points to an increased rate of escape from postmeiotic repression, in the human testis compared to the chimpanzee testis.

It functions as a transcriptional regulator of mitochondrial function by regulating genes involved in the respiratory pathway [ 15, 16], and it is also an important regulator of mitochondrial biogenesis and allows mitochondrial function to escape from glucose repression [ 15, 17].

A further example may be the Arabidopsis quintuple mutant cdf1-R cdf2-1 cdf3-1 cdf5-1, which escaped from the repression of CO transcription by the CYCLING DOF FACTORS (CDF) family and induced FT mRNA [ 60].

44 Notably, mRNAs with shorter 3′ UTRs produced substantially more protein than did those with longer 3′ UTRs, in part through escape from the miRNA-mediated repression.

But it has always offered the most plausible script for how the Islamic world might eventually escape from its current cycle of repression feeding extremism feeding repression and so on.

The roots of Indonesia's Qaeda network have been traced to Malaysia in the early 1990's, when young men like Mr. Amrozi and Mr. Samudra joined other radical Islamists who fled there from Indonesia to escape the repression of the Suharto government.

Northern politicians who fled into exile in the early 1990s to escape repression from the military-Islamist government are being wooed to return.