Sentence examples for altered editing from inspiring English sources

Additionally, altered editing patterns have been found to be associated with various diseases including inflammation [ 6], SLE [ 7], epilepsy [ 8], depression [ 9], ALS [ 10, 11] and malignant brain tumors such as gliomas and astrocytomas [ 12- 14].

Adenosine deaminases acting on double-stranded RNA-mediated RNA editing is essential for normal development and cell viability, and altered editing is associated with inflammation and several neurological disorders (Geslain and Ribas de Pouplana, 2004; Eisenberg et al, 2005).

Roughly 50% of well-represented regions showed significantly (P < 0.05) altered editing (Fig 3A), and in almost all (> 85%) cases, editing was increased in the tdp-1 deletion transcripts compared to wild-type.

We had postulated that editing and alternate splicing of the 5-HT2C receptor may be required for the plasticity of the response occurring in chronic adverse environments, given that stressful events have been shown to result in altered editing levels (Englander et al., 2005; Du et al., 2007).

Although rearrangements of nucleotides downstream of one of the editing sites in the maize rps12 mitochondrial mRNA did not affect the editing, similar rearrangements at another editing site within this sequence altered editing, suggesting that each editing site has different cis-elements at different positions.

Gurevich, I. et al. Altered editing of serotonin 2C receptor pre-mRNA in the prefrontal cortex of depressed suicide victims.

These mutations, which are described below, alter editing at paralytic sites 1 to 3 by perturbing the local and long-range primary and secondary RNA structure around the edited adenosines [ 8].

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With virtually anybody able to alter, edit or otherwise contribute to the collaborative Web pages, it can be problematic to gauge the reliability and accuracy of such resources.

Currently, the observation symbols and hidden states are "hard coded" into the Febrl software package, although they can be altered by editing the freely available source code.

So many hands have altered and edited the now lost originals that we will never know for sure what those originals said". I don't think that's a very useful analogy, because it breaks down on so many levels, but it does bring up the question of authority, which librarians and scholars like, and which doesn't seem to matter to most people, at least not in the same way.