Sentence examples for thus this implicates from inspiring English sources

Thus, this implicates heterogeneous labelling products and characterization has to be considered, especially when further applying the labelled compounds, e.g. in an immunoassay.

Thus, this study implicates a novel function of Nbs1 in terminal differentiation of the lens fibre cells and in cataractogenesis.

Thus, this distribution implicates a transfer of OwlRep to many chromosomes through the mechanism for the transfer of sequence information among centromeres.

(32) Thus, this link may implicate the role of IRF-1 and interferons in these settings as well.

Thus, this study now strongly implicates Hyr1 in innate immune cell evasion of C. albicans in the oral mucosa.

Thus, this result does not implicate Mdm2 induced poly-ubiquitination of HA-FOXO4 and subsequent degradation through the proteasome and is consistent with the lack of effect of MG132 treatment on FOXO4 ubiquitination in vivo (Fig 1, and B.M.T.B, unpublished data).

A study of ticks and mosquitoes in northwestern Missouri detected HRTV infections only in Amblyomma americanum (lone star tick) and thus implicated this tick as a vector (4 ).

A stunning example is the pair SYNW2462/3 which corresponds to a composite protein in other strains and is down-regulated by ammonium in the expression experiments [ 44], thus implicating this pair in a direct association. 10 An interesting computation-driven experimental analysis has been reported for the bursicon gene, a key factor for insect development [ 45].

Our results suggest that the pharmacological action of urethane in the brain closely mimics the physiological mechanism(s) for the maintenance of the natural sleeping state in rats and thus implicates this preparation as a valid model for the investigation of brain mechanisms giving rise to cyclical state alternations.

We further provide new evidence using haplotype analysis that additional variants in chromosome 6p21.3 (NFKBIL1-encoding IKBL1 and thought to be a negative regulator of NF-kappa-B activation) may be important for NHL risk, thus further implicating this chromosomal region in which the search for causal SNPs should be pursued.

In addition to hormone signaling, both hosts were found to have a significant number of genes involved in the phenylpropanoid pathway thus potentially implicating this pathway in defence against C. austroafricana.