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Some authors suggest [6] that over-expression of the Snca gene may block its neuroprotective properties.

Although this data could indicate that the addition of an HtS dual-tag on TRF1's N-terminus may block its association with other members of the complex, this may not be the case as the co-purification of endogenous TRF1 via HtS-TRF2 or PtS-POT1 was equally as low.

While for FTIR, the limitation of spatial resolution (in the range of 10 μm) may block its performance on smaller samples, such as the bacterial cells or (micro-) colonies [ 16].

However, about the biological meaning of such silent binding events can be speculated, but may for instance be explained in part by the interaction of FOXP3 with other transcription factors that may attenuate or block its functional influence on the transcription of an adjacent gene.

It is possible that RAD51 may alternatively be capable of BRCA2-independent transport, but mislocalization of BRCA2 to the cytoplasm may sequester RAD51 and block its normal mode of transport.

However, Enron has said it is reviewing Dynegy's "assertion" that it can take control of the pipeline, and people close to Enron say the company may sue Dynegy to block its takeover of the pipeline and for its decision to cancel the merger.

Even five years after the invasion, the deeply bitter and unresolved feelings among the rival ethnic groups remain close to the surface, and are the root of a legislative battle in Baghdad over an election law that may block Iraq from holding its first provincial elections in more than three years.

One important additive is silica nanoparticle filler for reinforcing purpose [17, 18], which may block the hole when its size is not negligible compared to the hole diameter.

On the other hand, oncogenic Ras has been reported to differentially stabilize TAp73α [ 29], an isoform that can interact with ∆Np73α and may be blocking its capacity to transactivate BIK.

By pinpointing which sections of the brain are most likely to be damaged by alcohol, scientists may find a way to block its effects.

Many such mutations have not yet been identified, and even when a known mutation is found in a tumour, drugs to block its effects may be unavailable.