Sentence examples for sensitized condition from inspiring English sources

To reveal the effects of the loss of Mib2 in more sensitized condition, we crossed Mib1+/− mice with Mib2−/− mice to generate Mib1+/− Mib2−/− and Mib1−/− Mib2−/− mice.

Using this genetically sensitized condition, we performed a genetic screen to identify additional players that function with Baz to regulate photoreceptor morphogenesis.

Thus, high temperature may be a sensitized condition capable of detecting biological functions of chromatin-modifying proteins, such as facilitating the dynamics and/or balance of H3K4 methylation in the maintenance of fertility.

Only under these conditions where daily temperatures often did not raise above 10° were QTL in genes associated with the circadian clock detected, indicating that low temperatures may define a sensitized condition for variation in clock function in the specific context of flowering time.

Although we can detect the role of iRhom in the development of the wing and eye under genetically sensitized conditions, the only prominent phenotype caused by loss of Drosophila iRhom is behavioral.

Additionally, RIP1 deficiency was shown to result in depletion of c-FLIP, which is also an apoptosis sensitizing condition.

This cell death modality operates independently of executioner caspases, but is negatively regulated by caspase-8 and therefore is sensitized under conditions of caspase-8 inhibition or deficiency.

The 14th tumour, a slow-growing sarcoma, was not sensitized under ambient conditions, but showed marked sensitization when clamped to produce acutely hypoxic cells.

Knock-down of HIF-1α using lentiviral short hairpin (sh) RNA-induced downregulation of PrPC mRNA and protein expression under hypoxic conditions, and sensitized neuron cells to prion peptide-mediated cell death even in hypoxic conditions.

His time in detention in the United States had sensitized him to prison conditions and to the lack of prisoners' rights in Haiti.

There were benefits to this approach: the inclusion of non-patient accompanying persons broadened the sample, although arguably these attendants were conditioned – perhaps sensitized to the impact of headache – if they were living, as partners or children, with headache patients.