Sentence examples for alteration of expression from inspiring English sources

Infection with Vibrio alginolyticus and poly I C induction showed an alteration of expression pattern in different tissues but did not show significant alteration in expression with Staphylococcus aureus infection.

HIV-1 stimulates dynamic and complex responses within macrophages through alteration of expression or modification of cellular genes or proteins.

Alteration of expression of developmentally regulated genes by translocation of HCNEs may represent a common mechanism for disorders associated to isolated chromosomal rearrangements.

Lesser effects on aging inhibition by CR and resveratrol were obtained in skeletal muscle; aging resulted in alteration of expression of 515 skeletal muscle genes, 136 (26%) of which were significantly (P≤0.01) opposed by CR and resveratrol (Figure 1A).

However, as shown in Figure 1A, treatment of PBMCs with Astragalus extract led to the alteration of expression of many cellular genes (compare diffuse scattering of Figure 1A, Plot A to Plot B).

A T-A transversion at -66 bp of the translational start codon of pabB identified in H37Ra (Table S6) might affect this potential promoter region causing alteration of expression.

Microarray and RT-PCR analyses with the CONSTANS COO) gene (photoperiod pathway) [38], showed no alteration of expression in sr45-1 indicathat that it does not affect the photoperiod flowering pathway.

Cancer stem cells share a lot of features with normal stem cells [61], [62].Our findings here describing the significant alteration of expression of cancer related genes by ADAR1 knockdown in hESCs further support the role of dysregulated editing in cancer (Table S3).

We present several lines of evidence to support a model in which disease acceleration as a direct or indirect consequence of p73 inactivation is caused by the alteration of expression patterns of genes involved in early cell-fate decisions, most notably pTα, CD3ε, Bcl11b, and Notch1.

For example, Bagaitkar et al used a whole genome microarray of Porphyromonas gingivalis to demonstrate that exposure of bacteria to cigarette-smoke conditioned medium caused differential expression of 6.8% of the P. gingivalis genome, including increase expression of virulence factors, alteration of expression of membrane proteins, and differential expression of oxidative stress genes [44].

This suggests that when the production of aliphatic glucosinolates reaches a certain level due to, for instance, the manipulation of a single regulatory gene, plant growth is hampered by e.g. a shortage of methionine for protein biosynthesis.The alteration of expression levels of multiple genes within the natural accessions may allow for this bottleneck to be bypassed.