A possible explanation for this overrepresentation is that the category of uncharacterized genes may be enriched for duplicated genes where relaxed selection constraints are leading their diversification and/or eventual silencing [ 38].
Were he to continue, he explains, the bands themselves would disappear into a kind of optical white noise, and eventual visual silence.
Interestingly, telomeric transgenes in mouse embryonic stem cell lines become increasingly silenced and methylated as they are passaged and the eventual tight silencing and DNA methylation are reversible by 5AC [ 59].
Then there's one extra category — those about which I've heard rumors of eventual release; may my silence prove eloquent.
These include gene and genome duplication, gene silencing and eventual deletion of duplicated genes subsequent to polyploidization, transposable element amplification, gene movement mediated by transposition of mobile elements, unequal homologous recombination, and illegitimate recombination.
Because sad-3+ is part of the MSUD machinery, its suppression leads to a negative feedback and the eventual defeat of the silencing mechanism.
I wrote about my husband's struggle with mental illness and eventual suicide as a protest against silence, and as an antidote to the shame we felt as he battled a disorder we knew next to nothing about.
The eventual outcome was Francisco Cordova and the Pirates silencing the Mets, 4-2, not more late magic at Shea Stadium.
On a frigid day in Denver, Jones made a 70-yard reception that sent the game against the Broncos into overtime, stunning local fans into silence and providing the lifeline for an eventual Baltimore victory in a second overtime.
On Capitol Hill, some Democrats have expressed concerns that Trump's actions are intended to silence people who might serve as witnesses in any eventual impeachment process or other legal proceeding.
