Sentence examples for required for accessibility from inspiring English sources
Runx3 was specifically required for accessibility to regions highly enriched with IRF, bZIP and PRDM1-like TF motifs, upregulation of TFs IRF4 and Blimp1, and activation of fundamental CTL attributes in early effector and memory precursor cells.
The function of Snail1 could alternatively be modulated by its subcellular localization so that nuclear translocation of cytosolic Snail1 is required for accessibility of target promoters [30], [31].
Previous research has clearly demonstrated that enzymatic digestibility of pretreated biomass is directly related to cellulase accessibility, indicating a minimal average cell wall pore diameter of 51 Å is required for enzyme accessibility and significant activity [ 42].
TCF-1 was further required for the accessibility of these regulatory elements and at the single-cell level, it dictated a coordinate opening of chromatin in T cells.
10.7554/eLife.09269.015 Figure 5. SWI/SNF chromatin remodeling ATPases are required for increased accessibility of MP target loci in response to auxin.
Activation of myogenic differentiation may be prevented by negative regulation in Pax3 expressing cells of Meis1 (Table 4), which encodes a protein, required for chromatin accessibility in a myogenic context, as shown for MyoD [ 70].
DNA extraction from the BACs is required for better template accessibility [ 7, 9].
Tucked away on the top floor of a private office building, the Kaufmann Conference Center doesn't meet the legal criterion of public accessibility required for an interior space to be granted landmark status.
The results of this study indicate that there is a maximum amount of mesopore volume required for optimal acid site accessibility leading to increased bio-oil production.
Manuals and peer reviewed publications are required for adequate documentation and accessibility.
To obtain the solvent accessibility data required for our analysis, we mapped all sequences to homologous sequences with known structure in the PDB, and discarded genes for which we could not find any reliable structure information.
