Sentence examples for repress the development from inspiring English sources
High concentration of Zn may bring about rot, chlorosis, and repress the development of plants, while gastrointestinal misery, loose bowels, pancreatic harm, and sickliness, in both people and animals.
We investigated whether curcumin may repress the development of BPH in male Wistar rats.
These result suggested that, at the intermediate stage under cold stress, low temperature began to repress the development and growth of vegetative organ in the paper mulberry.
Using a mouse model of PDGF-C over-expression resulting in hepatic fibrosis, steatosis, and eventually HCC development, peretinoin was previously shown to significantly repress the development of hepatic fibrosis and tumors [ 27].
By contrast, inhibiting mGluR5 partially repressed the development of kindling in Fmr1 KO mice but had little effect on kindling development in WT mice.
In T2, DSXM stimulates the number of GSOs in males, whereas DSXF represses the formation of GSOs in females, and in T4, DSXF represses the development of two GSOs but DSXM has no effect [ 66].
Several previous works correlated the role of TAS3 derived ta-siRNAs with plant development processes, but our results indirectly suggest that ARF3 can have a role in plant reaction to water deficit, maybe by repressing the development processes in the plants that are under stress conditions.
When expressed in tomato, PjCHI-1 has been shown to reduce egg masses and repress the embryonic development of M. incognita[ 39, 40].
Among the genes whose expression increased after C/EBPδ removal, hence repressed, the epidermis development, transcription and cell migration classes emerged with p values lower than E-05.
Evidence shows that CYC functions to repress stamen development in the third whorl through its negative effect on expression of D3-type cyclin genes, including cyclinD3b, which usually play an important role in locally regulating cell proliferation in floral development [ 3, 6, 36].
Taken together, these data suggest that a PRC2-like complex containing CLF, EMF2 and FIE, represses FT expression in vegetative development to repress the floral transition.
