Sentence examples for a group of modified from inspiring English sources

2C-C belongs to a group of modified phenethylamine structures called dimethoxyphenyl-ethanamines, also known as 2C substitutes [ 16].

Polymerase chain reaction amplified the bisulfite-treated DNA sequence using a group of modified 3 DNA primers, as previously described.

The human MPG has a broad substrate specificity, excising a structurally diverse group of modified purines from DNA [ 40].

Meanwhile Fleur (Amy Manson) tries to make peace with the ACs, a group of genetically modified humans built to increase survivability, and who are now armed and dangerous.

That movie - Rise of the Planet of the Apes - saw a group of genetically modified primates revolt against their human masters.

The core design of GREACE is to introduce an in vivo continuous mutagenesis mechanism into microbial cells by introducing a group of genetically modified proofreading elements of the DNA polymerase complex to accelerate the evolution process under stressful conditions.

The GREACE method introduced an in vivo mutagenesis mechanism into microbial cells by introducing a group of genetically modified proofreading elements of the DNA polymerase (ϵ subunit encoded by dnaQ gene) to accelerate the evolution process under stressful conditions.

Scatter plots for these data, which highlight a group of intensively modified genes with low levels of gene expression and the low level of H3K27me3 modification associated with highly expressed genes, also are shown in Fig.  5.

Through this study, we aimed to determine whether a group of chimpanzees modified probing tools in order to extract viscous foods (akin to 'fluid dip') from a novel 'artificial termite mound' in their enclosure and, if so, to identify under what circumstances they modified tools for fluid dipping behaviors.

The central aim of this study was to determine if changes in activity were able to drive differences in EE between two groups of animals, for example a group of genetically modified mice and a control group, under "standard laboratory housing conditions" of 20°C 24°C with ad libitum access to food.

But when the team fed their second group of modified mice a diet designed to induce diabetes, they found that exercise gave no protection at all.Dr Levine and her team reckon their results suggest that manipulating autophagy may offer a new approach to treating diabetes.