The phrase "aid in the expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in conveying thoughts, feelings, or ideas.
Example: "The artist's use of color and form aids in the expression of deep emotions in her work."
Alternatives: "assist in the articulation" or "help in conveying".
V is uniquely able to inhibit the host immune response; aid in the expression, secretion, and injection of the cytotoxic Yops via a type III secretion system (T3SS -dependent mechanism; be secreT3SS -dependentarly; and enter the host cell by a T3SS-independent mechanism, where its activity is unknown.
pRIL encodes rare tRNAs that aid in the expression of P. falciparum proteins in E. coli.
This emerging view is exemplified by recent work in higher eukaryotes, where non-NPC-associated pools of certain nuclear pore complex proteins were shown to associate with, and aid in, the expression of transcriptionally active genes deep within the interior of the nucleus (Capelson et al. 2010; Kalverda et al. 2010).
Paul Davies aided in the expression and purification of farnesyl transferase required for prenylation.
Co-regulated genes often have common transcription factors [ 17], so an increase in the number of transcription factor binding sites in promoter regions would increase the likelihood of the transcription factor binding and aiding in the expression of the gene cluster.
Hence, the decreased expression of C/EBPβ and C/EBPγ transcripts may aid in increasing the expression of the hepatocyte-specific genes they regulate.
The Yukaghir had not a system of true writing, but rather a pictographic tradition (incisions on fresh birch bark) used by men for route maps and by young women as an aid in the public expression of feelings on the themes of love and separation.
Many array analysis applications incorporate array derived network data that are valuable aids in characterising the expression profile data (Ingenuity Pathways Analysis (IPA) (Ingenuity® Systems, http://www.ingenuity.com); GeneGo (GeneGo, Inc., St . Joseph MI)).
To aid in the analysis of expression patterns, we included the electronic northern expression module to detect the gene expression differences in each library through comparison with accession numbers from BLAST functional annotation.
Fusion proteins can occur naturally, but are often engineered as a way to help purify a protein, or to aid in the study of its expression or localization.
To aid in the comparison of gene expression data gathered across the series of hybridization chips used, data were normalized by variance stabilizing transformation and robust spline normalization as described in the Bioconductor lumi package (Du et al., 2008; Lin et al., 2008).
