Sentence examples for marked repression of from inspiring English sources
Although Monday marked the first time since 15 July that arrest warrants had been issued for individual journalists, there has been a marked repression of the media since the failed coup that killed 265 and left more than 1,000 injured.
Engineered repression of miR-31 caused marked repression of both lung cancer SP cell and non-SP cell growth in vitro.
Conversely, treatment with the anti-estrogen 4-hydroxy-tamoxifen (4HT) induces large-scale chromatin condensation, abrogates coactivator recruitment, concomitant with a marked repression of reporter gene transcription.
These macro-regions undergo alternative enrichment across the switch, with marked repression of the non-core transcriptional loci following the switch.
Furthermore, romidepsin treatment caused the hyper-induction of BIK and BMF, together with the marked repression of BCL2A1 selectively in transformed cells.
During this process, expression of the Snail1/2 transcription factors leads to marked repression of VE-cad, allowing the endocardial cells to separate from each other.
The inhibitory effect of KN62 ranged from modest (ATF3) to significant, whereas that of SB203580 ranged from one that was near quantitative (DUSP2, RGS1, ZFP36) to a marked repression to below basal levels (ATF3, AXUD1, CD274, DDIT3).
The full length AID 3'UTR contains a previously unidentified regulatory sequence, an unusually pronounced miR-93 complementarity, conferring marked repression to targeted transcripts.
The cluster analysis revealed 476 out of these 753 genes showed a consistent and marked repression in tumors compared with the normal controls, pointing to a clinical relevance of this set of genes beyond just the initial cell lines studied.
This marked repression was recovered upon pretreatment with PTX, Gi/oα inhibitor, indicative of Gi/Go protein mediation.
Genes encoding cytoskeleton and ribosomal proteins were also affected by various xenobiotics with cytoskeleton proteins showing a marked repression in larvae exposed to the herbicide atrazine.
