Sentence examples for suppression activities from inspiring English sources
As a proof of principle, blocking the CaS100B-dependent effect on p53 via RNA interference or by small molecule inhibitors (also known as SBi Xs) restores p53 protein levels and its tumor suppression activities, including UV-activated apoptosis.
Moreover, the higher positions of the protein/DNA complex in Figure 3 may also be due to the dimerization of the GT-4 protein since it has the ability to form dimers. Transcription factors have either transcriptional activation or suppression activities.
In this study, we examined the modulation of CD4+CD25highFoxp3+ Tregs by tumor cell-secreted miRNAs to determine whether tumor cells can actively secrete particular miRNAs that induce suppression activities in immune cells.
Postfire landscapes are most often degraded by pre- and postfire suppression activities inconsistent with their ecological importance.
Large wildfire suppression activities by US Federal agencies have cost nearly $24 billion between 2000 and 2013 (adjusted to 2013 US$).
Many forested mountain watersheds worldwide evolved with frequent fire, which Twentieth Century fire suppression activities eliminated, resulting in unnaturally dense forests with high water demand.
Hao et al. (2011) reported that GmNAC11 had transcriptional activation activity whereas GmNAC20 had suppression activity, and have identified a NARD domain in plant NAC-type transcription factors for suppression of transcriptional activation [ 1].
In contrast, 50% of human cancers harbor transcriptionally active p53 in which the tumor suppression activity may have been antagonized by other mechanisms.
In KRC/Y cells the mutated gene had a significantly reduced growth suppression activity (Figure 4A) while in LNCaP it had almost no suppressing activity (same as the empty vector, see [16], [17]).
That form of growth control appears to be inactivated by oncogenic expression or tumour suppression activity.
Democrats, meanwhile, fear that voter suppression activity may have depressed turnout in states like North Carolina, where they say changes to polling rules have disproportionately deterred African American voters in particular.
