Sentence examples for partial repression from inspiring English sources

High intracellular concentrations of H2O2 may de-repress ROS-responsive regulation, resulting in the partial repression of SodA to minimize H2O2 production, and the down-regulation of mtsABC to reduce intracellular Fe2+ and the production of bactericidal hydroxyl radicals by the Fenton reaction.

But even partial repression at home (perhaps matched by aggression or mischief-making abroad) would be nasty while it lasted.

CRISPRi allowed partial repression of up to six genes simultaneously, each encoding enzymes of acyl-ACP-consuming pathways.

Attenuation of the effect of BiQs on depolarizing mitochondrial membrane potential by dextrose is possibly due to the partial repression of the activity of respiration enzymes, including NDE1, by glucose [28].

The partial repression of the Ca2+ signal could have been attributed to the possibly insufficient efficacy of heparin as an InsP3R inhibitor inside a cell as large as the starfish egg.

The physical mechanisms for partial repression are unclear.

Compared with control GFP cells, results showed a partial translational repression in TIA1 and TIAR-expressing cells illustrated by the accumulation of 80S ribosomes, in agreement with previous results.

Pharmacologically induced F-actin formation impairs perinuclear localization of intron-carrying episomes and var genes and causes partial de-repression.

However, a double deletion of both the HDA1 and RPD3 HDAC-encoding genes caused a partial de-repression of FLO1 transcription.

Deletion of pkaA also resulted in the reduced nuclear localization of the carbon catabolite repressor CreA in the presence of glucose and in partial de-repression when grown on cellulose.

At low to intermediate levels of Gal4-Gro, Rpd3 knockdown leads to a partial loss of repression by Gro (Fig. 1C, green bars, compare to red bars).