Sentence examples for a differential behavior of from inspiring English sources

These observations imply a differential behavior of centromeric/pericentromeric and euchromatic genome portions during the onset of first meiotic prophase.

We identified several genes that are classically expressed in response to oxidative stress in the mussel libraries but not in the annelid libraries, suggesting a differential behavior of both species.

If the data so far available reflect a differential behavior of the brain and the heart with tight BP control by treatment, the question arises as to what could be the practical recommendations.

To determine whether such a differential behavior was a result of the DNA sequence used, we engineered another DNA template that was identical to this one, except that the Gal4 binding site was located on the other side of the 601NPE.

In this context it had to be mentioned that in recent studies regarding the Zn levels observed in the transition zone between mineralized and non-mineralized cartilage (tide mark), a similar differential behavior of Zn and Pb accumulation was found.

Campos [ 14] concludes that "working in an exclusiveness regime is the major determinant of such a differential behavior".

Activation of AVEN being evident in Colo320R cell line and not in HT-29R may be a possible explanation for the differential behavior of these cells as compared to HT-29R (i.e. HT-29R responded to 4 Gy, unlike Colo320, which remained resistant).

This strategy minimizes the potential concern for a skewed normalization by a sub-selected gene population or possible differential behavior of the included 'housekeeping' genes in the xenograft tumors.

This differential behavior of HP1α and HP1β might be a reflection of the slight differences in their primary sequence and their localization (reviewed in [26]).

Although our conclusions are based on a single MM line, the findings of intratumoral heterogeneity and differential behavior of MM subpopulations are clinically relevant.

Furthermore, the differential behavior of cytosolic, increased, and chloroplast, decreased, ribosomes suggests a more active role of the nuclear encoded proteins for adapting to N starvation.