Sentence examples for a successful expression from inspiring English sources

We report here a successful expression of the single-module cellobiohydrolase Cel7B from a thermophilic fungus Melanocarpus albomyces in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Sc Cel7B).

DN3 thymocytes with a productively rearranged TCRβ locus and a successful expression of the pre-TCR complex pass the β selection checkpoint, downregulate CD25, and develop into thymocytes with a DN4 phenotype (CD25−CD44−).

Here, we were able to demethylate the SOX11 promoter in the ovarian cancer cell line ES-2, resulting in a successful expression of SOX11 mRNA and protein.

Twenty-two of them showed activity with at least one of the substrates tested, thus verifying a successful expression in P. pastoris.

As a successful expression system, retroviral transduction has been used to deliver transcription factors important in the reprogramming of somatic cells to obtain stem cell like phenotypes.

After a transfection of FLAG-E2 expression plasmid RT-PCR and western blot assays were conducted to ensure a successful expression of E2 protein in Huh7 cells.

This work suggests that IMP integration is a determinant for successful expression, raising the possibility of controlling IMP expression via rational design.

To uncover the role of ZPAC during early embryo development, ZPAC-knockdown zygotes were generated by pronuclei injection of ZPAC antisense DNA with internal ribosomal entry sites (IRES -EGFP as a marker for successful expressIRES -EGFPementasy material Fig. S5).

Similarly, in M. smegmatis, all of the fluorescent reporters, except mKat and mPlum, gave rise to a proportion of coloured colonies indicating successful expression in a subset of cells.

Perhaps more commonplace are substantial differences in codon usage and tRNA abundances driven by varying genome nucleotide compositions that may also create a significant hurdle to successful expression and positive selection following transfer [ 26].

Recently, successful expression of a mammalian optimized luciferase dimer in an HEK293 cell line has provided for the limited use of lux as a mammalian bioluminescent reporter system, although the addition of luciferin in a manner similar to firefly luciferase is still required [17].