Sentence examples for a proper expression from inspiring English sources
Hence, it is essential to design a proper expression system for the production of plants expressing microbial cellulases, without perturbing their growth and development.
Because SCNT embryo requires a proper expression of imprinting genes for normal development (Okae et al. 2014; Suzuki et al. 2011), we inquired into imprinting genes.
These results suggest that timing and/or positioning of the floral organ meristems are interrupted by over-expression of miR172b, indicating that a proper expression of miR172 target genes is important in specification of floral organ identities.
Therefore, a mole fraction concentration of protein versus detergent is a more proper expression of the association constant of AcrB trimer in detergent micelles 3in which nT, nM, and ndet are moles of trimer, monomer, and detergent, respectively.
Though a diamond jubilee is no time for the obvious counter-factual prompted by his tribute – what if the Queen had been homely, ungainly and fat? – Sir Peter usefully reassures today's subjects that to drool over royal and demi-royal hotness is an entirely proper expression of adulation and probably vital to any full consideration of the monarchy.
As a consequence the proper expression of CrHydA1 in S. oneidensis needs to be performed in the absence of the endogenous [Fe-Fe] hydrogenase.
Genes that have altered expression in both bmh1 and bmh2 mutants likely require a Bmh1/Bmh2 heterodimer for proper expression, or require a 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3 protein and are sensitove to changes in the overall levels of 14-3-3 proteins caused be deleting one of the isoforms.
The combined microarray data from CTCFL-deficient testis and CTCFL-expressing ES cells, and the preference of CTCFL for promoters instead suggest a function as a transcriptional regulator, required for the proper expression of a subset of male germ cell genes.
These data demonstrate that CaRF is required for proper expression of a least a subset of the gene products that neighbor the CaRF ChIP peaks.
In order to identify a group of synchronously expressed genes for a given gene, we calculated the cosine distance between the "query" gene with all other genes on a given array with proper expression values.
The STAT5 is a major factor controlling expression of milk protein genes in rodents 43 and appears to be an essential component for proper expression of milk protein genes in non-ruminants.
