In contrast, the additional copy may mask the effect of adaptive and deleterious substitutions4,16.
If such an additional mechanism was in place for KR497 it might easily mask the effect of the KatA-dependent Vn binding.
We speculate that strong activation of GPR43 by SCFA in differentiated Th1 cells may mask the effect of HDAC inhibitory activity, while HDAC inhibitory activity is dominant in SCFA regulation of naïve T-cells.
Note that the level of transcripts of three PEAR genes (TMO6, DOF6 and HCA2) is elevated in the pear1 pear2 background, which suggests that a compensatory mechanism would mask the effect of pear1 pear2 loss-of function (see Supplementary Information).
A genetically controlled character may be described as dominant when its controlling genes are powerful enough to mask the effect of other genes (alleles) that control an alternative, or recessive, character.
It is important to note that large experimental bias could result in wrong optimal settings, or in some cases it could mask the effect of the really significant factors.
This latest business twist, adding a high dose of caffeine to mask the effect of alcohol in sweetened drinks, has long-term consequences: heavy alcohol use in adolescence has been found to lead to a reduction in attention and executive brain functioning.
The rampant crosstalk that occurs among mammalian signaling pathways can also mask the effect of small molecules.
In order to mask the effect of t w on II, we unroll a number of U successive iterations into a single large one, reducing dependencies to between groups of merged iterations.
And, he adds, a company's rapid growth could mask the effect of poor box-office results.
We reasoned that the impact of rs12979860 was too strong to mask the effect of genotype of rs8099917 on SVR.
