Sentence examples for based on published interaction from inspiring English sources

We constructed a complex network based on published interaction between genes and/or gene products for 49 of the transcripts that were significantly correlated with smoking including a clear sub-network of 28 genes known to be involved in immune and inflammatory response (outlined in orange).

Based on published protein protein interaction data, there have been successful attempts to integrate these networks with GWAS or traditional linkage studies to assist the prioritization of candidates genes as well as to provide a possible functional background (Califano et al. 2012).

An interactome analysis for PfCITH and PfDOZI was performed based on published protein-protein interaction (PPI) data for the orthologs of these proteins in the rodent parasite P. berghei [ 13].

We manually constructed a map of Alzheimer's disease signaling networks by assembling molecular interactions based on published papers using the modeling software, CellDesigner ver. 4.2 (http://celldesigner.org/).org/

First, an interaction network based on published literature composed of proteins regulating DKK1 was created and from this the transcriptional regulators of DKK1 were selected for further analysis (Fig.  4a).

Although more SNPs had been determined (n = 184), these formed part of a standard set for the study of gene-environment interactions (GxE), based on published findings up to April 2009 (for the rational underlying this selection process and an overview of selected SNPs see [ 38]).

For instance, public databases may have entries about drug interactions that are based on published information from the literature.

Regulatory interactions were annotated based on published data or based on σ factors promoters and transcription factor sequences identified upstream the transcription units.

The IRB considered that there is no risk for human subjects in such publications since the data are based on published literature and did not involve any interactions with human subjects.

The ECSI was specifically designed for measuring nonverbal behaviour during interviews based on published human ethograms that have revealed universal non-verbal expressions in social interaction [ 8, 29].

Based on published analyses of some of the mutants, that defect might involve an altered interaction with TFIIF.