The recent demonstration that the expression of glnR and of some of the GlnR-regulated genes of S. coelicolor is subject to repression by PhoB, the response regulator component of the phosphate sensing system [ 13], highlights the cross-talk that can occur between regulatory systems involved in the global co-ordination of primary metabolism.
The son of an "enemy of the people," he was subject to repression in Communist Russia and sent to an orphanage for children of political prisoners.
The truncated dctD is under control of Ptrc and subject to repression by the vector-encoded LacI.
Protesters in Damascus demanding either freedom or regime change are subject to repression similar to the repression suffered by the Libyans at the start of their uprising.
However, detainees who dare to protest such backward treatment have been subject to repression.
I found myself thinking about Terence Davies, whose movies about English life in the nineteen-fifties don't stint on its injustices, but also capture the distinctive flavors and intimate joys, even, of families facing hardships, and of individuals whose very identity was the subject of fear and repression.
This result indicates that in Y. lipolytica, the ylGAL genes are not subject of glucose catabolite repression since ylGAL10E can be upregulated by galactose also in the presence of glucose.
Our analysis of public Tup1p occupancy and activity data suggests that different subsets of Cyc8 Tup1 repressed genes may exist, subject to different extents of repression by the various overlapping mechanisms proposed for Cyc8 Tup1 activity.
It must be noted, however, that some minorities (e.g., Tibetans) have been subject to varying degrees of repression.
Groups falling outside the state-administered religions, including "underground" or "house church" Christians, are subject to varying degrees of repression and persecution.
