Those powers imply suppression of the rights and aspirations of individuals who are perceived as not going along with what is believed as the good of the society at the time.
Ectopic expression of BLU significantly suppressed the number of colonies by more than 50% of the mock transfected cells comparable with the extent seen in TP53-transfected cells, implying suppression of tumorigenicity by BLU.
Moreover, we found downregulation of phosphorylated Akt (Thr and Ser), mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR; Ser and Ser) and 4E-BP1 (Thr37/46) by α-solanine implying suppression of the Akt/mTOR pathway.
It excluded any influence of an incomplete antibody fragment participation in assay, confirming that full-length scFv antibodies fused with pIII protein in all these cases are displayed on the phage surface, implying suppression, probably with low efficiency, of TGA stop codons.
We therefore reestimated our baseline VAR excluding these temporary measures, which implies the suppression of 7 exogenous tax measures.
Note that our average over a comparatively short time window implies the suppression of long-term variability (corresponding to leaving out low-frequency components of the coherence function).
This finding also implies that suppression of the gene represented by BI71N2 in susceptible rice without the existence of an R gene may increase rice resistance to pathogen infections.
This implies that suppression of Nox2 with apocynin might restore a healthy balance between a proinflammatory M1 and an anti-inflammatory/proregenerative M2 phenotype of microglia.
The situation may be even more complicated due to the fact that STIM1, activating CRAC, inhibits the L-type Ca2+ channel activity [ 288], so that CRAC dominance in T cells implies a suppression of the CaV activity.
A portion of 2.5 μ M of 17-DMAG is sufficient to induce Tax degradation and I κBα stabilization (Supplementary Figure 1), which implies the suppression of ATL cell growth; however, it is important to know whether this concentration is toxic to normal PBLs.
