Carbon catabolite repression down-regulates the expression of genes that encode enzymes involved in gluconeogenesis, the Krebs cycle, respiration, mitochondrial development, and the utilization of carbon sources other than glucose, fructose or mannose [ 11].
Of these, the general pattern observed was global repression (down-regulation) in the hybrid, with greater repression of genes that were up-regulated in A. thaliana (with respect to A. arenosa) than the reverse.
We have also written about plausible solutions that involve moderately higher inflation and "financial repression" — pushing down inflation-adjusted interest rates, which effectively amounts to a tax on bondholders.
They've withstood government repression, backing down Abuja police who ordered them stop the rallies.
You can see on social media a lot of native people talking about Bill C-51 and they're thinking it's going to be this terrible state repression coming down on them.
You can see on social media a lot of native people talking about Bill C-51 and they're thinking it's going to be this terrible, state repression coming down on them.
Finally, mRNA levels of genes that are target of ABAP1 or LHP1 transcription repression were down regulated in flower buds of plants with reduced levels of AIP1.
This landscape suggests that miRNAs, being gene regulatory factors via translational repression, were down-regulated to yield augmented gene expression in response to H1N1 infection.
Initial support for this came with the repression and/or down-regulation of a number of recognized STAT3α target genes when STAT3β was overexpressed [ 10, 48].
It is well accepted that at least two families of heat shock transcription factors (HSFs) exist in plants: Class A HSFs are primarily responsible for stress-inducible activation of heat shock genes whereas some of the class B HSFs may be specialized for repression, or down-regulation, of the heat shock response [ 32].
Ahmed Rahmouni, head of the Association of Tunisian Magistrates, described a rotten justice system - still in place – in which judges were used by Ben Ali as a "tool of repression" to crack down on civil society.
