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Because exosomes released from DKO-1 cells contain abundant levels of miR-100, increased Luc repression is consistent with transfer of additional copies of miR-100.

This extent of repression was consistent with the fraction (70%) of transfected cells, as estimated from parallel transfection with a fluorescent control dsRNA (not shown).

Ec.metJ itself shows fairly weak repression which is consistent with previous reports [ 10, 11] and arises from the fact that one of its three promoters is constitutive and non-repressible.

The analysis indicates that STAT3 primarily functions as a transcriptional activator whereas a subset of its binding might contribute to transcriptional repression, which is consistent with its roles as previously described (Ouyang et al. 2009).

Thus, the methylation profile of PPARγ-binding sites resembled the profile of activation marks rather than that of repression marks, which is consistent with the role of PPARγ as a transcriptional activator.

These data indicated that Pc is required for repression of Su z 2, which is consistent with previous reports of cross-regulation among PcG members [35].

Overexpression of oncogenic forms rather than repression of FL BARD1 is consistent with lack of promoter methylation of BARD1, as observed in all colorectal cancer samples tested (N=98).

By this criterion, Antp appears to be free of Pc-G repression in PS4 12, which is consistent with the lack of H3K27 methylation over its transcription unit in PS7, as shown.

The possibility that PRR37 can form a co-repression complex with CO is consistent with results in sorghum and rice.

This repression of aggrecanase gene expression is consistent with the ability of HDAC inhibitors to inhibit cartilage glycosaminoglycan release as shown in Fig. 1.

This result indicates that, for the transcription of miRNAs, activation interactions are more common than repression interactions, a finding which is consistent with the observation for the transcription of protein-coding genes [ 38].