Sentence examples for bp in the mouse from inspiring English sources

For example, an important distal MEF2 site, identified at −2901 bp in the mouse promoter [15], may be involved.

Bioinformatic analysis showed that miR-141 and -200c are encoded within 500 bp in the mouse genome, indicating that they are generated from the same pri-miRNA.

This difference is unlikely to be due to array design, in particular probe spacing, because that is very similar (80 92 bp) in the mouse [7], human [10] or zebrafish [18] (this study) arrays used.

DamID is dependent on the density of DpnI sites (5′GATC3′), which occur on average every 260 bp in the mouse genome, as in the fly genome (van Steensel and Henikoff, 2000).

For example, exons of protein-coding mRNAs that have a median size on the order of 100 bp in the mouse genome would be expected to be optimally detected with a smaller size bin on the order of 100 bp.

We also observe this reported bias in our dataset with genes containing one or more ENU mutations having an average of 88,499 bp compared to the average gene length of 26,550 bp in the mouse genome (log-transformed t-test p-value =2.2·10−16).

For each PWM a score threshold was set in a way that there is about 1 hit per 5000 bps in the mouse promoter sequences.

Our study proposes new candidates genes for the arousal-associated exaggerated circadian changes in BP in the BPH/2J mouse, such as Ccl19, Hcrt, and zinc finger and BTB domain containing 16 (Zbtb16).

Furthermore, PTH directly activated Osx gene transcription in cultured osteoblast-like cells, a response that required an ATF4 response element located between −201 and −194 bp in the proximal mouse Osx promoter.

However, an internal segment of 799 bp in that mouse sequence also aligned with 65.4% sequence identity to a human sequence of 810 bp on Chr. 1 position contig.

All of these findings together, suggest indirect dysregulation of the angiotensinergic system and inflammation, amongst others, as influencing exaggerated circadian changes in BP in the Schlager hypertensive mouse.