Sentence examples for manipulations that affect from inspiring English sources
A striking phenotype that we observed upon ME2 knockdown, namely the induction of erythroid differentiation and the inhibition of tumor growth, has previously been observed by other manipulations that affect metabolic pathways in K562 cells.
This final feature means that the results should be insensitive to manipulations that affect motivation.
Manipulations that affect ER calcium stores present an intriguing contrast to this theme of stability of ER redox poise.
Here we show that manipulations that affect the actin cytoskeleton also lead to STATc activation and that activation correlates with increased phosphorylation of PTP3 on S747.
To this aim we examined the impact of manipulations that affect dynamin-dependent endocytosis on this process using electron microscopy (EM) in combination with endocytic tracers.
Without exception, we show that gene manipulations that affect in vitro invasion, alter metastasis in fish in a corresponding manner, demonstrating that the zebrafish is a tractable model to assay metastatic potential of human cancer cells.
Interestingly, the only two genetic manipulations that affected Rpreg upon BeWo cells differentiation were the ablation of Opa1 (which increased it) and that of Mfn2 (which conversely reduced it).
In 3 different paradigms (temperature changes, drug treatment and genetic manipulation) that affect mitochondria, we have shown that this new method is highly efficient and sensitive for detecting changes in mitochondrial movement.
Addition of 20 mM K+ to the bathing medium, a manipulation that affects [Ca2+]int by depolarizing the membrane potential and activating VOCCs, caused an increase of the percentage of caspase 3-positive cells.
This in turn implies that deficits in OIC performance produced by neural manipulations are ambiguous (e.g., [6 12,31])—a neural manipulation that affects OIC performance may indeed be the result of a change in learning about an object's location, but it could also be the result of a reduced relative recency effect in the subgroup tested in context y.
In birds, there is some evidence that manipulations that involve elements of hand rearing affect the adult phenotypes similarly to the effects observed in mammals.
