Sentence examples for modulation by genetic from inspiring English sources
The effect of zinc binding is otherwise hard to discern due to the concomitant effect of zinc on Tau phosphorylation and because zinc modulation, by genetic or chemical measures, must be limited to avoid causing detrimental effects in vivo.
This RNS production is dependent on inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) and can be modulated by genetic or pharmacological modulation of Hif-α (Hypoxia inducible factor alpha) transcription factors.
Results To determine whether the broad range of impairments observed in PMS could be explained by modulation by other genetic loci, the authors generated Shank3-deficient mice using three different strains to provide distinct genetic backgrounds.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of the genetic background on Shank3-deficient mice and to begin to determine if the broad range of impairments that are observed in PMS could be, at least in part, explained by modulation by other genetic loci.
E) In the fifth section of the Results ("Modulation energy barrier by genetic and biochemical perturbations") and corresponding Figure 5, the authors should provide more explanation for how they obtained these curves.
Hence, it appears from these findings that modulation of HoCC by genetic or chemical manipulation of he TGFβ- > Nupr1 axis may constitute a potential therapeutic strategy for treatment of pancreatic cancer.
In the contrary, there were no modulations by the genetic polymorphisms under study of the gain FRN amplitudes (p values > 2).
Subsequently, modulations by the genetic polymorphisms under study (DAT1, COMT val158met, and 5HTTLPR) of neurophysiological feedback response and punishment and reward sensitivity were investigated.
The model was tested by genetic modulation of autophagic machinery and found to accurately predict vesicle dynamics observed experimentally.
Nevertheless, these results supported the conclusion that disruption of PC synthesis by genetic modulation of Cct1 or Cct2 inhibited FHV RNA replication.
Since the AGE-induced effects on SIRT1 and NF-κB were blocked in THP-1 cells by genetic modulation of AGER1 expression, AGER1 is likely to be involved in the regulation of inflammatory responses controlled by SIRT1.
