Sentence examples for because the same gene from inspiring English sources

This is because the same gene can encode resistance to multiple drugs or because two genes, each encoding resistance to a different drug, may be linked.

Ultimately, duplicated genes are important players in this complicated dance between the plant genome and the environment because the same gene can contribute to the same developmental process, but in response to different environmental triggers.

Hence, for the same pair of genes, there could be multiple values of the SCC because the same gene can be associated to multiple probes in the microarray.

Because the same gene can have target sites for more than one miRNA, the total number of different genes was determined to be 10,442 (Additional file 2, S2.txt).

Whether these genes are truly absent or simply not sampled in these transcriptomes is unknown: The particular absence of both diatom and dinoflagellate ispD in D. baltica is noticeable, because the same gene appears to be absent in both expression studies and the genome of P. marinus (Matsuzaki et al. 2008).

The naked mole rat's kind of cancer prevention may prove relevant to humans because the same genes are involved, says Brown University cancer biologist John Sedivy.

Although our MLST scheme was developed independently from that reported previously [25], the data is directly comparable because the same genes, and regions within genes, are targeted for sequencing.

Note the number of potential cross-talks and the number of distinct gene-pairs are different because the same gene-pair can form cross-talks between multiple pathway-pairs (pathways are overlapping).

These are the genes that are individually most correlated with cancer, because the same genes would equivalently have been found as highest scoring in terms of the mutual information I(G i ; C).

A strong positive correlation would support cospeciation, and in this case the slope of the linear relationship indicated the relative evolutionary rates in hosts and parasitoids because the same genes were used to build the phylogenies.

There is a theory that male homosexuality (androphilia) persists in human populations because the same genes that predispose to homosexuality in males increase fecundity in females (e.g., VanderLaan & Vasey, 2011).