Note that P is not the only TE displaying long-term inheritance of its repressive properties because I factor regulation also shows such trans-generational effects (Bucheton 1979; Jensen et al. 1999; Picard et al. 1978).
As one of the contributors to the book remarks perspicuously: "The continent of Africa is probably the most repressive in terms of homosexuals.
A light post was pocked with bullet holes, apparent evidence of the live ammunition that the riot police had fired on the thousands of people who were protesting what they termed the repressive rule of the Kyrgyz president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev.
"This very intense outreach to what is still a very repressive state – and, in terms of its military, a sadistic one – is fraught with risks".
Histone acetylation is generally viewed as a central switch that allows exchange between permissive and repressive chromatin domains in terms of transcriptional competence.
Three decades of repressive authoritarian rule had crippled civil society.
The apparent hypocrisy of repressive Arab leaders endorsing military action against a repressive Qaddafi government did not escape many Arabs.
Foucault criticizes previous analyses of power (primarily Marxist and Freudian) for assuming that power is fundamentally repressive, a belief that he terms the "repressive hypothesis" (1978, 17 49).
Especially if you live in the kind of repressive state that imprisons its citizens without trial.
In Caenorhabditis elegans, nuclear RNAi ensures robust inheritance of endo-siRNAs and deposition of repressive H3K9me3 marks at target loci.
