Sentence examples for moderate repression of from inspiring English sources

Subtelomeric upsB subtype expression is repressed to the highest extent, with a more moderate repression of subtelomeric upsA subtype expression.

The best known is the one between "authoritarian" regimes that are friendly to the U.S. and supposedly engage in only moderate repression of their peoples, and "totalitarian" regimes that are hostile to the U.S. and supposedly are more thoroughly repressive.

Interaction between RISC and mRNA normally leads to somewhat moderate repression of gene expression, usually through both translation inhibition and mRNA degradation [ 2].

Thus, perinatal exposure to methamidophos suppressed indirectly productions of proinflammatory cytokines due to reduction of their gene expressions, resulting in moderate repression of pneumonia without affecting the RSV growth in the lung tissues of RSV-infected offspring mice.

Moderate repression of multiple key regulatory genes can have large phenotypic effects in concert, and miR-503 may conceivably inhibit breast cancer tumorigenesis by repressing multiple previously known targets in addition to DDHD2.

A biparentally-transmitted moderate repression can be established by different types of P copies having the capacity to encode polypeptides (deleted transposase) which behave as repressors [16] [21].

The strength of this effect depends on whether an F1 female inherited NA maternally (moderate to strong repression) or paternally (weak to moderate repression), and on whether the Birm P elements were present (moderate to strong repression) or absent (weak to moderate repression) in the F1 female.

This could be because in the presence of protein synthesis these genes are under a moderate repression or because their RNA is unstable by a gene specific negative feedback.

In the present study we found that the anti-inflammatory effects of moderate hypothermia with repression of TNF-α and of its secondary mediator COX-2 are present as early as 30 minutes after initiation of CPB.

Fuelled by the veterans and ideas of the conflict in Afghanistan, repression of "moderate" Islamists, and by economic strains, it was contained within the Islamic world.

Transcriptional analysis of genes involved in the galactose metabolism revealed that moderate relief from the glucose-mediated repression of the transcription of the GAL genes might enable HJ7-14 to metabolize galactose rapidly.