Sentence examples for behavior of wild type from inspiring English sources
Since tumor metastasis is a highly complex, multi-step progress, the in vivo behavior of wild type PRL-3 and its mutation transfectants' were further examined.
However, the behavior of wild type C. elegans on aztreonam treated bacteria shows that sensory perception is not sufficient to induce the transition from an all-roaming phenotype to a two-state behavior when worms encounter food.
We also noted that the behavior of the larvae, irrespective of whether they were rescued by mutant or wild type transgenes, did not differ notably from the behavior of wild type larvae (e.g., w1118).
Figure 1 shows the migratory behavior of wild type (top right) and transfected (top left) THP-1 cells in response to the chemokine CCL2, an agonist of the endogenous CCR2, and to UK 14'304, an agonist with high affinity and specificity for α2AAR [29].
We therefore compared the behavior of wild type pups and pups heterozygous for adenosine A1 receptors born to and raised by mothers heterozygous for adenosine A1 receptors, with that of pups heterozygous for adenosine A1 receptors born to and raised by wild type mothers.
Using this method, we comprehensively characterized the walking behavior of wild type animals.
The different behaviors of wild type, ΔXacFhaB and ΔXacFhaC cells in planta were observed by scanning electron microscopy.
The current study aimed to determine whether cercosporin production in C. beticola could be reduced by a single knock-out mutation, and to identify differences in the infection behaviors of wild type and toxin-deficient strains.
The assay established the kinetic behavior of wild-type GghA toward cellobiose and was used to screen for changes in the catalytic efficiency of variant GghA(s) induced by random mutagenesis.
Since RNP1.1 mimics the behavior of wild-type Lhp1, this mutant was excluded from further analysis.
Behavior of wild-type, mutant and gamma-irradiated zebrafish (Danio rerio) was documented using image-analysis technique.
