Sentence examples for status of checkpoint from inspiring English sources
Besides the difference in species, there are two key differences that must be considered for these studies, namely, the presence of telomerase and the status of checkpoint pathways.
Surprisingly, the cell cycle arrest seemed not to be accompanied by the activation of the checkpoint mechanism and the phosphorylation status of the checkpoint proteins Chk1/Chk2 was not significantly altered (not shown).
However, for the tumour model used in the present study (experimental DS-sarcoma of the rat), the status of this checkpoint is not known.
In order to determine the status of the checkpoint in unperturbed cells in the absence of Pol κ, we monitored Chk1 phosphorylation in Pol κ-depleted cells.
This survey included the opinion of people about the government and rebel forces, position of checkpoints (established by government and rebels at different roads of the city), status of bakeries and the status of a neighborhood (in terms of which entity controls it).
Depending on the type of cell and the status of cell cycle checkpoint pathways, DNA damage produced by replication stress could induce a number of aging phenotypes.
Thus, the status of cell cycle checkpoints should be taken into account when PARP inhibitors are applied.
To determine the status of DNA lesions and checkpoint activation, we compared γH2AX signals and phosphorylated ATM (p-ATM) signals after E2F1 acceleration with those of the radiomimetic agent neocarzinostatin (NCS) that causes G2-arrest.
To investigate the status of the mitotic spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) we initially studied the expression level of some protein involved in the regulation of this checkpoint.
To elucidate the mechanisms involved in CD26/DPPIV-associated enhancement in etoposide-induced G2 M arrest, we evaluated the status of key regulators of this checkpoint.
mTORC1 signalling serves as a 'growth checkpoint' surveying the status of the extra- and intracellular milieu of growth factors and nutrients 83, 96.
