Sentence examples for a specific expression in from inspiring English sources

In addition, however, there may exist cell-type specific gene regulation to achieve such a specific expression in V1.

Our first observation was for Art1, one of the most up-regulated genes, it encodes a mono-ADP-ribosyltranferase with a specific expression in myotubes.

Using the MIOX4 or MIOX5 promoter would allow a specific expression in syncytia which could be useful for genes with a negative effect on plant growth.

The calcium-binding granulocyte protein S100A12 was recently described in PsA synovium [ 10]: although the number of analyzed samples was too small to allow statistical comparison, a specific expression in PsA as compared with RA was suggested.

In addition to the main expression of NaPi-2a in the brush-border membrane of proximal tubular cells, this Pi transporter also exhibits a perinuclear staining, which is compatible with a specific expression in the trans-Golgi network [ 7, 13].

However, among them were the genes NCR001, NCR084, NCR035 and NCR247 for which in situ hybridization, promoter-GUS or -mCherry fusions or immunolocalization of the peptide demonstrated a specific expression in the infected symbiotic nodule cells and no expression in uninfected cells [ 8, 10, 14].

Intitial RT-PCR analysis of mouse Sp6 expression suggested expression in all tissues studied [ 42], but later studies showed a specific expression pattern in hair follicles and the apical ectodermal ridge (AER) of the developing limbs [ 15, 43].

It is expressed very early in embryonic development, and has a wide tissue distribution, but a specific expression pattern in the brain (Wijchers et al. 2006).

A novel and efficient tagArray technology was developed that allows rapid identification of antibodies which bind to receptors with a specific expression profile, in the absence of biological information.

These miRNAs exhibited a specific expression pattern in HCC-activated Tregs and were affected by Foxp3.

Now, we will give a new method to get a specific expression of (2.1) in spherical coordinates.