Sentence examples for be responsible for expression from inspiring English sources
However, this promoter does not appear to be responsible for expression in adipose, which may therefore be under the control of another, tissue-specific, promoter.
One promoter drives expression of the long isoform of PI3K while an alternative promoter located within intron 6, would be responsible for expression of the shorter isoforms.
Furthermore, for duplicate genes, expression differences are positively correlated with divergence of cis-regulatory motif(s) [50], although changes in other factors, such as mRNA stability and chromatin structure, can also be responsible for expression differences.
We hypothesized that cloning of the putative adhesin gene cluster coding for the putative subunit protein, putative usher and chaperone proteins and putative adhesin, which together are believed to be responsible for expression of fimbrial structures, when successfully cloned in an afimbriate E. coli strain would enable the expression of EA/1 fimbriae visible under the electron microscope.
Though gene dosage variation may be responsible for expression changes, alteration in DNA methylation pattern also contributes significantly to regulating gene expression.
An Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) (Ingenuity Systems; http://www.ingenuity.com) Upstream Regulator Analysis tool was used to identify upstream regulators that may be responsible for expression changes in the data set.
They discovered a novel tracheary-element-regulating cis-element (TERE), which is responsible for expression of both secondary wall-related and PCD-related genes.
The CIRES analysis correctly predicted that the MGAT5 gene was responsible for expression of the PHA-L4 epitope.
The early coding region is responsible for expression of large T-antigen, small t-antigen, and a group of T' proteins, all of which are produced upon alternative splicing of a specific primary transcript [11].
Once activated, STAT6 promotes expression of the Th2 master regulator GATA-binding protein 3 (GATA3), which is responsible for expression of Th2 effector cytokines.
It is known that in A. nidulans, NH4+ inactivates the GATA factor AreA, which is responsible for expression of the urate-xanthine transporter [ 47].
