"We are all natural Nazis, fascists, murderers, full of repressions and hate," Mr. Ortiz declared in 1968.
In the ensuing months, East Germans would dismantle the secret police apparatus once and for all, laying bare the full scope of repression exercised by an intelligence service subject to no external control.
Unfortunately, perhaps because Hollinghurst is so intent on uncovering the machinery of decorous repression, his own writing about this buried homosexuality is full of decorous repression — it inescapably recalls Kazuo Ishiguro's fiction, especially "The Remains of the Day," and Hollinghurst can seem to be treading once again over English ground that has been well worked.
The language of war in the government's campaign against Zika since then, however, seems more like an effort to convince the public that it is serious, than any real indication of full-scale repression of the insect.
Over-expression of NSPC1 may be sequestering or diluting the activity of the Bcor complex thereby preventing full transcriptional repression of target genes.
This suggests that E2 needs the wild-type promoter for full transcriptional repression of this gene and it also suggests the presence of putative EREs in the region between −1819/−877 bp of this promoter.
The clinical targets of ART have been defined as full repression of viral multiplication, restoration of the immune response, arresting the progression of disease, increasing survival rates, reducing morbidity and enhancing the quality of life [ 3].
By decreasing the strength of the ribosomal binding sites on the crtEBI genes, we enabled full repression of lycopene and production of visible lycopene in 3 4 h of induction.
By interacting with and possibly sequestering AES, nuclear LRP6-ICD may attenuate the dominant negative activity of AES, thereby allowing long Groucho/TLE members to reengage in full repression of TCF/LEF-1.
Intact EWS and ETS domains are required for full repression of IGFBP3 by EWS/FLI1 (via decreased transcript half-life of IGFBP3).
