Sentence examples for both in the human from inspiring English sources

"Our friend Dr. Kinderaki's friendship is secure both in the human and animal kingdom," Clark said.

We found that S14, a heterocyclic small molecule inhibitor of phosphodiesterase 7, conferred significant neuronal protection against different insults both in the human dopaminergic cell line SH-SY5Y and in primary rat mesencephalic cultures.

Furthermore, the four conserved hydrophobic residues in the BH3 domain known to anchor the helix to the antiapoptotic protein groove [8] (residues T33, L37, L40 and L44 for Harakiri) are identical both in the human and mouse species.

Further, CRT is associated with the loss of white matter both in the human and rodent brain.

We observed a robust activation of the JNK pathway both in the human pericontusional brain tissue and in the injured cortex and hippocampus of mice at 1, 4 and 48 hours post injury.

All the primers were subjected to BLAST search both in the human genome and the transcriptome databases to avoid amplification of nonspecific genomic or RNA sequences including pseudogenes and their RNA products.

They communicate both in the human-audible range with squeaks for long-distance warnings [10], and in the ultrasound range for short-distance communication [11], [12].

Although L1s and Alus are both active in the human genome, they show no similar distribution patterns in each of the two cell lines.

In summary, we have demonstrated for the first time that ERRβ short and long splice variant mRNAs are both expressed in the human endometrium.

Both phosphorylation and gene expression status was provided with the rat data, so it was possible to use both in predicting the human phosphoprotein status.

"We are encouraged by the example set by Pope Francis in his call for truth and transparency in financial dealings both in the Church and in human societies," Perry said.