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The phrase 'increase the expression of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of raising the quantity or intensity of something. For example, "By taking this course, I was able to increase the expression of my creativity."
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As S100 is a calcium-binding protein, increased calcium release may increase the expression of S100.
These results may be generally applicable to increase the expression of other glycoprotein hormones in yeast.
Gene expression analysis evidenced the tendency of sub-cultured PDPCs to increase the expression of genes involved in bone resorption.
Iron chelators increase the expression of phoP [47].
Infected osteoblasts also increase the expression of RANKL, a key protein involved in initiating bone resorption.
In contrast, BCG infected CFP10-DCs increase the expression of chemokines that favor suppressor responses.
To become metastatic, tumor cells must increase the expression of various metastasis-promoting genes.
These DD-genotypes were previously found to increase the expression of β2, especially its long isoform.
In turn, TNF- can stimulate cytokine secretion, increase the expression of adhesion molecules as well as activate neutrophils.
An obvious strategy for improving the salinity tolerance of plants is to increase the expression of HKT genes.
Topical RAL and HAF increase the expression of CD44 at the RNA and protein levels in mouse skin.
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