Sentence examples for based on its expression from inspiring English sources
Note Added in Proof While this manuscript was in preparation, Schweickert and colleagues identified Galanin in a screen for asymmetrically expressed genes, based on its expression pattern in the heart.
Based on its expression pattern and substrate specificity, one of these family members, TLL-2, appeared to be an attractive candidate for the protease that might be responsible for activating latent myostatin in vivo.
In addition, we attempted to seek the prognostic value of MALAT1 in EC based on its expression.
Part of the novel's reputation is based on its expression of postmodern literary concerns through thematic focus on metafiction, historiography, metahistory, marxist criticism and feminism.
Our study examines the capability of a gene not only based on its expression but also on the expression of its working partners.
Based on its expression pattern predominantly in the eye field and somites during early somitogenesis, we analyzed its physiological roles in embryo development by morpholino-mediated knockdown.
It assumes that the expression level of each node (gene) is based on its own expression and on the influence of the expression of other genes.
This gene list was further divided into two gene lists based on its gene expression pattern: patients with high gene expression have poor outcome (pattern I) or patients with low gene expression have poor outcome (pattern II).
To this end, our findings show that spib functions upstream of spi1 during primitive myeloid development based on its earlier expression pattern and the fact that spi1 expression is dependent on spib.
Additionally, we explore the use of expression barcode values [ 16, 17], in which a gene is deemed as either expressed or silenced based on its actual expression values.
The latter is of particular interest because, based on its overall expression at day 8, it was the only ligand to correlate positively with the ability to induce monocyte production of TNF-α (Table 2).
