Sentence examples for bilateral expression from inspiring English sources
However, these two NOS isoforms were clearly expressed in the spinal cord dorsal horn of monoarthritic rats, presenting a bilateral expression pattern.
To model the hippocampal neurodegeneration and memory-related behavioral impairment that occurs in FTLD and other tau and TDP-43 proteinopathy diseases, we used an adeno-associated virus serotype 9 (AAvectorctor to induce bilateral expression of either microtubule-associated protein tau or transactive response DNA binding protein 43 kDa (TDP-43) in adult rat dorsal hippocampus.
Only animals with bilateral expression of transfected ERα were included in the analysis.
In the Balathal skeleton, we have clear evidence of rhinomaxillary syndrome and bilateral expression of infection in the splanchnocranium.
There was also increased bilateral expression in the apparent somatosensory areas AMD and adjacent AH (Fig. 11Ab top three rows, 11B and 12A).
Figure 8G J show the spaw expression alteration in left LPM in the 43 Dmrt2a-MO injembryosmbryos with only 39.5% left-sided expression, 20.9% bilateral expression, 23.3% right-sided expression and 16.3% absent expression.
By mid-hatchling stages, the bilateral Pax2/5/8a expression domain expanded to at least six ectodermal cells, while the brief flash of Pax2/5/8b expression in the ectoderm became undetectable.
However only 33.3% of the Dmrt2b-MO injected embryos show the normal lefty1 patterns, the rest exhibit right-sided, bilateral, or absent expression (Figure 7B D, F H and Figure 7Q) (n = 36).
Consistent with this interpretation, Pitx2 in two phenotypically mutant Vangl1gt/gt embryos isolated at E8.5 (Fig. 3) and E10 (not shown) was bilateral, with predominant expression on the right side of the embryo, consistent with aberrant L R signaling.
Cranial MRI showed diffuse cortical atrophy and DAT SPECT revealed bilateral decreased striatal expression.
The CUC genes are first expressed in a region across the apical part of the early globular embryo, but as the embryo attains a bilateral symmetry, their expression is restricted to the marginal regions (Bowman and Floyd, 2008).
