We found no instance of disruption of the tubular basement membrane.
Like so many instances of the much-balleyhooed disruption trend, the "disruption" can be more literal than its proponents intend.
This section explores cases of gain-of-function in p300/CBP, either by direct mutation or overexpression of p300/CBP or by the involvement of p300/CBP in the disease etiology, as well as additional instances where disruption of p300/CBP activity would be therapeutically advantageous (see Figure 19).
Pima Community College said he had been suspended for conduct violations and withdrew in October after five instances of classroom or library disruptions that involved the campus police.
P. aeruginosa, for instance, induces disruption of blood vessels through elastase by dissolution of the elastic lamina of arteries and arterioles, or by degrading major fragments of collagen IV [30].
For instance, the disruption of hydrophobic interactions, or the introduction of charged residues into buried sites, or mutations that break beta-sheets often impact phenotype severely and raise the susceptibility for disease [ 7- 9].
Through looking at some of Christopher's task responses and interactions, I analyze instances of both his use and disruption of mathematical practices.
In several instances, disruption of specific genes included in these data sets revealed key functional roles in the profiled cell type [ 5].
For instance, genetic disruption of B1R or B2R and both receptors decreased ACE and ANG II AT1R function and expression in mice abdominal aorta, indicating that kinin receptors regulate AT1 receptors and ACE [76], [77].
Also, the study provides the basis for the implementation of appropriate genetic modifications to increase the ethanol yield when mineral media is used; for instance, the disruption of succinate and lactate pathways that compete for ethanol production.
