Sentence examples for affected the specification from inspiring English sources

TEAD4 inactivation in mice severely affected the specification of trophectoderm, a precursor of placenta.

On this basis, we plausibly assume that the HD-induced overexpression of nodal similarly affected the specification of pigment cells in HD-expressing embryos.

Thus, among the R cells, D-cbl specifically affects the specification of R7.

In the present study, deletion of the BMP receptor genes, Bmpr1b and Bmpr1a, in the mouse telencephalon results in a loss of all dorsal midline cell types without affecting the specification of cortical and ventral precursors.

We hypothesized that altered cytokine signaling would affect the specification and proliferation of astrocytic precursors and immature astrocytes which would contribute to the imbalanced production of glial cells from the neonatal SVZ after brain injury.

The failure to restrict Nodal expression to the posterior of the embryo is likely to lead to a lower threshold of Nodal signalling in this region of the embryo as the Nodal/Wnt3 amplification loop is disrupted, and this lower threshold of signalling will affect the specification of the anterior primitive streak derivatives that require the highest levels of signalling.

Use of an external dictionary, as is done in PSI-MI, makes it easy to maintain evolving CVs without affecting the specification.

Therefore, Tribolium gap genes can affect the specification of segments that are not yet formed, presumably because of interactions with the growth zone.

It remains to be clarified whether other factors affect the specification of other interneuronal subsets in a non-cell-autonomous manner.

Our findings suggest that disruption of C2CD3-dependent ciliogenesis does not affect the specification or proliferation of CNCCs, but does cause aberrant CNCC migration and differentiation.

Here we investigate: 1) how identification assumptions affect the specification of SEMs, 2) whether the more restrictive SEM assumptions can be relaxed, and 3) whether existing sensitivity analyses can be extended to this setting.