Sentence examples for be detected by microarray from inspiring English sources

Because undifferentiated spermatogonia were present at a low concentration, these genes could not be detected by microarray analysis.

Genes encoding leukocidins and exfoliative toxins as well as protease genes splA, splB and splE cannot be detected by microarray hybridisation.

DNA microarray analysis revealed that GR5 is highly divergent; its genes were not sufficiently similar to be detected by microarray hybridization in any other Cronobacter strains.

However, it has to be taken into account that all these genome wide studies measure only the mature mRNA that has not been degraded and can be detected by microarray or RNAseq technology.

Overall, these results were consistent with hypothesis 2, which claimed that the host gene expression of animals with MCF was affected in a manner that could be detected by microarray analysis and that could explain the disease phenotype without all dysregulated cells being infected.

Taken as a whole, these results were consistent with one of our hypotheses, which claimed that the host gene expression of animals with MCF was affected in a manner that could be detected by microarray analysis and that could explain the disease without all dysregulated cells being infected.

Some shRNA libraries are designed to have gene-specific barcodes that can be detected by microarrays.

However, no chemokine was differentially regulated in our matching pairs, perhaps due to changes in gene expression that are too subtle to be detected by microarrays.

In addition, requiring detection in 6 of 7 exfoliated samples limits the transcriptome to those genes that could reliably and reproducibly be detected by microarrays.

These private genetic aberrations may be the drivers of resistance to therapy in a subpopulation and would not be detected by microarrays that survey the average expression profile of the entire tumour.

Together, these findings suggest that transcripts encoding proteins necessary in any cell, such as those encoding transcription and translation functions, are consistently required, regardless of cell type or stress and thus appear to be expressed in all tissues at a high enough level to be detected by microarrays.