Sentence examples for expressed suppression from inspiring English sources

In order to identify genes which are differentially expressed, suppression substractive expression experiments were carried out to identify sequences which were up-regulated in response to susceptible and resistant host-pathogen interactions.

When G1 is expressed, the suppression of G6 by G5 is masked by the two functions of G1, which makes deleting G5 have a negligible effect on the expression of G6 (Figure 2 e)).

There were no significant differences in fasting NEFA values between Norwegian and Pakistani patients, but initial NEFA suppression by hyperinsulinemia, expressed as percentage suppression of NEFA after 30 minutes of the clamp, was significantly more pronounced in the Norwegian group compared to the Pakistani group.

Examples of this questionnaire are "I control my emotions by changing the way I think about the situation I'm in" (reappraisal), "I control my emotions by not expressing them" (suppression).

The BIS™ (Bispectral™ index) monitor expresses a suppression ratio, which represents the percentage of epochs per minute in which the EEG was suppressed.

Using this matrix, the effect of isoniazid may be expressed by IDO suppression (owing to reduced inflammation), central TPH2 suppression (via the MAO inhibitory effect, leading to negative feedback at the rate-limiting TPH2 step), and KMO suppression (owing to reduced inflammation, concomitant with IDO suppression).

Suppressive activity of CD4+CD25+ Treg cells was expressed as percent suppression calculated as following: 1 00 × cpm  CD 4 + CD2 5 - Tconv   -  cpm  CD 4 + CD2 5 - Tconv  +  CD 4 + CD2 5 + Treg cpm  CD 4 + CD2 5 - Tconv.

In sharp contrast, these two antisense clones expressed no significant suppression of any other related PDPK family members, indicating the specificity of these two antisense clones.

However, no significant increase was observed in 786-O cells (which express only HIF-2 α) or in RCC10 cells in which VHL was stably expressed, resulting in suppression of HIF-1 α (and HIF-2 α).

This behavioral response, expressed in a suppression ratio, was interpreted to imply the perception of tinnitus in the treated animals: the animals no longer experience silence, presumably due to the tinnitus percept filling the silence.

So, we examined whether inhibition of NF- κB pathway affects secretion of IL-6 by TNF α. Figure 5(a) describes that only the cells treated with TPCK, which inhibits the DNA binding of transiently expressed p65/RelA by suppression of IKK-beta, effectively decreased the level of IL-6 secretion.