Sentence examples for requirement the expression of from inspiring English sources
To directly examine this requirement, the expression of bim was silenced using RNAi in A375 cells, followed by treatment with CVD±ABT-737 for 24 h.
In a mammary epithelial cell line, tight junction formation was only eliminated when both ZO-1 and ZO-2 function was downregulated, identifying a requirement the expression of both factors for tight junction assembly.
In addition to decreased pretreatment severity requirements, the expression of E1 in corn stover is likely to enable decreased enzyme loadings for hydrolysis, decreased inhibitor formation and decreased degradation product formation.
Interestingly, N-linked glycosylation of cytoplasmic nucleolin appears to be an essential requirement for the expression of nucleolin on the surface of different types of cells [15].
We have recently reported that N-linked glycosylation is an essential requirement for the expression of nucleolin at the cell surface [15].
Similar to genes repressed by stress and/or essential for growth, a requirement for the expression of these genes may have lead to their evolutionary exclusion from regions of repressive chromatin.
To find out if light is indeed a requirement for the expression of pigments in KT71T we incubated various defined media in complete darkness after inoculation with cells grown photoheterotrophically in SMFC medium.
The exclusion of starvation-repressed genes from regions of repressive chromatin may reflect a requirement for the expression of these genes in cycling cells.
Overt apoptosis of the endothelial cells may not be an absolute requirement for the expression of modified self antigens that then become accessible to IgM molecules.
Despite the requirement for the expression of Rh1 and co-localization with immature Rh1 apoprotein in the ER, EMC1 does not stably bind to Rh1, indicating that the EMC complex is only temporarily associated with Rh1 apoprotein.
N-glycosylations at these two sites have been reported to be the minimal requirement for the expression of sFcγRIIIa without proteolytic degradation in mammalian cells (Shibata-Koyama et al. 2009).
