Sentence examples for repression development from inspiring English sources
Its policy for integrating the country's restless western regions a policy that mixes repression, development and Han-Chinese migration is failing to persuade non-Han groups of the merits of Chinese rule.The party says the attackers were "Xinjiang extremists", by implication ethnic Uighurs, a Turkic people with ties to Central Asia who once formed the majority in the region of Xinjiang.
Functional studies of several rice genes encoding histone deacetylases and histone methyltransferases and demethylases reveal specific regulators involved in transposon repression, development regulation, and responses to environmental conditions.
The activations of pluripotent factors and repression of development contribute to pluripotency in stem cells, while the activations of miRNAs further inhibit both DNA methylation and development.
This repression prevents development of neutrophil-driven hepatocellular carcinoma (Wilson et al., 2015).
Polycomb-group genes (PcG) encode proteins that maintain homeotic (Hox) gene repression throughout development.
Here we examined the role of unliganded TRα in gene repression and development in Xenopus tropicalis.
Epigenetic modifications, especially histone and DNA methylations, have a large impact on the regulation of gene expression and are critical in establishing patterns of gene repression during development [ 6].
MiRNAs regulate a large number of genes in animals and plants by binding to the 3'UTR or other regions of target mRNAs leading to degradation or translational repression during development, cell lineage division, and tumor generation [ 2- 5].
Alternatively, it is possible that a feature of post-transcriptional repression during development is that it is used for fine-tuning protein levels rather than for a complete shutdown of protein synthesis.
One possible underlying mechanism is the Cobra1-mediated repression of development-associated genes.
FIE is required for repression of endosperm development in the absence of fertilization and is also essential for proper endosperm and embryo development when fertilization occurs [ 52].
