Sentence examples for specifically interfering from inspiring English sources

In zebrafish embryos, CUG RNA might be specifically interfering with these poorly understood cytoplasmic functions or preventing MBNL2 from performing specific nuclear functions related to transcriptional regulation (Osborne et al., 2009; Charizanis et al., 2012).

Using single-cell force spectroscopy they have measured the cell-cortex tension of these cell types (ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm) while specifically interfering with actomyosin-dependent cell-cortex tension.

Research shows that just a week of sleep deprivation can mess with metabolism, specifically interfering with the body's ability to process glucose and leading to insulin resistance.

Our drug development scheme should be applicable to the design of small molecules capable of specifically interfering with many other well-characterized inter- or intra-molecular interactions with amenable surfaces [31].

Therefore, treating EBV-related cancers by specifically interfering with EBV stealthiness might not present toxicity for non-tumoral cells.

We propose a different view, which attributes to radiotherapy unique biological effects capable of directly and specifically interfering with metastasis of breast cancer.

As in other systemic laminopathies, the accumulation of abnormal amounts of prelamin A, besides causing alteration in the heterochromatin pattern, can specifically interfere with the availability of tissue-specific transcription factors.

These lead compounds inhibit MYC-MAX dimerization, specifically interfere with MYC-induced oncogenic transformation in cell culture, reduce the MYC-specific transcriptional signature, and block MYC-driven tumor growth in a xenotransplant of human cancer cells [ 6].

Creating agents that specifically interfere with the activity of selectin or their ligands is a major area of pharmacologic study [144].

The ability to specifically interfere with the function of proteins of pathological significance has been a goal for molecular medicine for many years.

Future advances in the treatment of ALL will involve the use of targeted therapies developed to specifically interfere with given molecular abnormalities characteristic of the leukemic clone.