Sentence examples for obvious regulation from inspiring English sources

Included in the apoptotic load are a number of BH3-only proteins that show no obvious regulation by p53 yet antagonise Bcl-2 function in response to specific cellular stresses.

But the effects of different verification orders on average delay and network connectivity ratio show no obvious regulations.

However, it has become more and more obvious that regulation of gene expression happens at all levels, and thus the post-transcriptional regulation should not be neglected in genome-wide studies of differential gene expression [ 1- 3].

Thus, the intensity ratio of the Ce3+ to Eu2+ emissions will demonstrate obvious change regulation with temperature when the Ce3+-Eu2+ ions are codoped into the SBnMP, which could be used for the temperature sensor.

The selection of spots for characterisation was to some extent guided by obvious temporal regulation, or changes in abundance between the two strains.

In the present study, there was an obvious down regulation of TaHKT2 1 transcripts in leaf blades regardless of the NaCl concentration of the external solution, confirming adjustment of gene expression in this tissue.

With the criterion that the response must be at least 2.8-fold (|log2[(expression level in the cold):(expression level in control conditions)]| ≥ 1.5) [ 11], 13 ZmPP genes (ZmPP6, - 24, - 29, - 66, - 77, - 82, - 92, - 112, - 116, - 127, - 149, - 154, and - 155) were found to be significantly up-regulated, while three genes (ZmPP69, - 87, and - 101) displayed obvious down-regulation.

Hama et al. [ 43] reported an obvious down-regulation of EPHX2 gene in mouse liver isografts compared with allografts (FC = 3.29), which implies down-regulation of EPHX2 is associated with transplant rejection.

The results showed obvious down-regulation of NPM mRNA and protein levels after NPM RNAi.

Compared with LPS, AOAA or PAG combined with LPS respectively or jointly could cause further more obvious up-regulation in phosphorylative levels of PKCepsilon, ERK1/2 or STAT3 protein expression.

Pointing out that vote dilution could affect the right to vote as much as a prohibition on voting would, Chief Justice Earl Warren declared for the majority: "The Voting Rights Act was aimed at the subtle, as well as... obvious, state regulations which have the effect of denying citizens their right to vote because of their race".