Sentence examples for biochemical marks from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, these global transcriptional analyses revealed that 66% of the genome is transcribed and 80% presents biochemical marks of active transcription whereas less than 2% encodes proteins [ 1].

The reason for this is that some of these biochemical marks actually determine the accessibility of genes to RNA polymerase II and to relevant transcription factors.

These biochemical marks can be as small as just a few atoms, such as methyl (Lys, Arg, Gln), acetyl (Lys), or phosphoryl groups (Ser, Thr), or as large as an entire protein in the case of ubiquitin or SUMO.

DNA methylation is an important biochemical mark that silences repetitive sequences, such as transposons, and reinforces epigenetic gene expression states.

The cardiac lesions due to TiO2 NP exposure were reflected to severe myocardium biochemical dysfunction, marked by significant increases of AST, CK, LDH, CRP, HBDH, ICAM-1, and MCP-1 levels, and NOx reduction in the serum (Fig. 4).

Blood biochemical tests revealed marked increases in tumor makers CEA (171.5 ng/ml) and carbohydrate antigen 19-9 (259.1 U/ml).

Again, however, neurons carrying mtDNA mutations that resulted in severe biochemical deficiency had marked reduction in post-synaptic events.

While the Shigellae are, phylogenetically, Escherichia coli, they were originally classified as separate species based upon shared disease and biochemical phenotypes that marked them out as distinct from other E. coli strains a distinction that is still reflected in their species nomenclature because of continued global medical importance.

This way, all five marks cover biochemical information on the majority of the chromatin.

There was a mark difference in the values for various biochemical markers in iron deficient anemic and non-iron deficient anemic children.

Despite relatively similar biochemical defects, there is marked phenotypic heterogeneity among different mutations of EOFAD.