Sentence examples for array of transcription factors from inspiring English sources
A wide array of transcription factors have been identified to participate in the transcriptional regulation of 3β-HSD gene [ 17– 20].
Phosphorylated p38 proteins can activate an array of transcription factors, including ATF2, CHOP1, MEF2, p53, STAT1 and Elk1.
Pro- and anti-inflammatory stimuli alter the expression of a vast array of transcription factors and chromatin remodelers.
The migration, proliferation, survival and differentiation of mouse cerebellar granule cells is controlled by a complex array of transcription factors and signaling pathways [ 27].
It is possible that specific lung mesenchymal cells may express a unique array of transcription factors that interact and activate the Tbx4 lung enhancer.
An array of transcription factors (TFs) activates and coordinates the expression of nuclear and mitochondrial genes with additional levels of control implemented through co-activators [126,127].
Each of the hypersensitive sites holds a unique array of transcription factor binding sites, including those for GATA1, NF-E2 and EKLF proteins.
Transcription efficiency of a gene is determined by many factors, most important of which are the structure of promoter, the array of transcription factor binding sites, and the length of transcribed units.
An important component of this regulation is the specific interactions between transcription factors and promoter DNA sequences that result in the assembly of the transcription initiation machinery [1] [6] A diverse array of transcription factor binding sites located upstream of the major transcription start sites (TSS) reflect the abundance and complexity of regulatory interactions [7].
In addition to the regulation of metabolism-related genes, glutamine also induces a diverse array of transcription factor genes involved in inflammatory responses, proliferation, apoptosis, and survival in mammals [ 16, 17].
Regulation of transcription is mediated through complex arrays of transcription factor binding sites (TFBSs), which constitute promoter and enhancer regions.
