Sentence examples for be caused by expression from inspiring English sources
This CRISPRi-guided balancing of expression of MVA pathway genes led to enhanced production of -α-bisabolol (C15) and lycopene (C40) and alleviation of cell growth inhibition that may be caused by expression of multiple enzymes or production of toxic intermediate metabolites in the MVA pathway.
Interestingly, the trend for decreased CSP intensity might be caused by expression of APP alone (supplementary material Fig. S4C).
Thus, the resistance of the BR-F strain could be caused by expression of HAST domain genes encoding various cell wall and plasma membrane-related proteins.
The mesophilic M. mazei MBF1 was included in this study in order to exclude temperature-dependent effects, which might be caused by expression in a mesophilic host (e.g. incorrect folding, missing activity).
Failure to secrete is unlikely to be caused by expression from a GATEWAY vector, which requires the translation of the attB2 linker (NPAFLYKVV) as shown in Figure 1, because a comparison of a GATEWAY and non-GATEWAY expression vector showed similar levels of expression for Cd200 EC domain fused to rCD4 (domains 3 + 4) (data not shown).
Some hypothesize that aphthous stomatitis is caused by expression of HLA class II antigens along with the normally found HLA class I antigens in epithelial cells, which results in them being recognized by the immune system as foreign cells rather than self.
The shift is caused by expression changes occurring during the transition to non-green callus cells and not by changes induced by AtPSY overexpression.
It is caused by expression of a mutant, expanded form of Huntingtin protein.
Huntington's disease is caused by expression of a mutant form of Huntingtin protein containing an expanded polyglutamine repeat.
Because this organ is composed of maternal and embryonic tissue, it is difficult to distinguish whether maternal expression of genes is caused by expression in the maternal sections or by imprinted expression.
More than 95% of human chronic myelogenous leukemia and a subset of acute lymphocytic leukemia are caused by expression of Bcr-Abl, a fusion oncogene generated by reciprocal t(9 22)(q34;q11) chromosome translocation (1– 3).
