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(Grammatically speaking) cancer cells preventing (phosphorylation) ?

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Cancer cells with EZH2 that had a mutant version of the location where the phosphate group connects, preventing phosphorylation, had double the cell migration and invasion of cancer cells with the regular, unmutated version of EZH2.

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@oristarA,

Yes. The cancer cells with the mutation prevented phosphorylation (at that location)

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@McTag,

McTag wrote:

Yes. The cancer cells with the mutation prevented phosphorylation (at that location)

You learn a lot on this site.

Thanks.

What does "double" mean there?

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@oristarA,

Double means twice the number,
x 2,
200%.

If you "double" something, you make two of it. Or two times it.
And of course, it's usually used as an approximation, not an exact amount.

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@McTag,

Thank you McTag.

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