Sentence examples for alternatively expressed from inspiring English sources

The low molecular weight band in Figure 2D is therefore likely to represent the TANK1a protein, and the TANK1 knockout model generated here appears to have effectively inactivated expression of the previously defined TANK1 protein, but to allow expression of TANK1a, a previously unrecognized alternatively expressed TANK1 product.

In this study, we suggest that the overall mRNA expression level and/or the relative balance of alternatively expressed isoforms of the LMTK2, MSMB and HNF1B genes may be important determinants in the developments of prostate cancer, and demonstrate the importance of alternative mRNA processing mechanisms such as alternative splicing or differential use of polyadenylation sites in gene regulation.

Of particular interest are MEST and PLAGL1, which have alternatively expressed, biallelic promoters that are active in PBL only, whereas expression in all other tissues is imprinted and originates from the respective DMR [22], [23].

Allelic RNA expression ratios, when measured specifically in splice variants or alternatively expressed untranslated regions, can identify genetic variants affecting RNA processing [ 12- 14].

Alternatively expressed, our government bilks away over 28% of GDP while China only skims away 17%.

Comparing the PDF of (7) to the standard form of Chi-square PDF [23], can be alternatively expressed as. (8).

Our data suggest that effector proteins of a CLCA4-mediated signal transduction cascade determine whether or not the colonocyte of F508del homozygous CF patients expresses no chloride channel, retains the residual expression of the chloride channel CFTR or alternatively expresses the molecular entity underlying the calcium-activated chloride conductance CaCC.

We can alternatively express as follows: (10).

Most Salmonella serotypes alternatively express phase 1 or phase 2 flagellar antigens encoded by fliC and fljB genes respectively.

Alternatively, expressing the cel operon from Klebsiella oxytoca in E. coli allows cellobiose to be transported through a phosphotransferase system to yield intracellular cellobiose-phosphate, which is subsequently cleaved by another operon-encoded enzyme, phospho-beta-glucosidase, to yield glucose-6-phosphate and glucose (Moniruzzaman et al. 1997).

Many tumor cells have been found to produce excess amounts of IL-6 or alternatively, express an IL-6 receptor which allows them to respond to IL-6 produced by the tumor microenvironment [37].