Sentence examples for by an expression analysis from inspiring English sources
The choice of the reference gene was determined by an expression analysis of the more stable and frequency used housekeeping genes identified by Dheilly et al. [ 28].
By contrast, an expression analysis on raspberry buds [ 23], revealed that both dehydrin-like and LEA proteins were produced in larger amounts during endodormancy.
To study the role of RFT1 and Hd3a in the induction of flowering in japonica cultivars under LD conditions, we searched for possible relationships between their expression levels and flowering times by performing an expression analysis in 11 weeks old plants of our core collection.
We attempted to screen the mutated genes by means of an expression analysis of torenia flower petals.
As a further control experiment we performed an expression analysis by qRT-PCR.
This finding was also supported by a differential expression analysis of a subset of GmNAC genes [ 34], which are known as transcriptional factors involved in regulation of plant response to drought [ 35– 35].
Potentially relevant AQPs in distinct cancer entities can be determined by a comprehensive expression analysis of the 13 human AQPs.
The SFP approach can derive genotypes as a by-product of expression analysis, detecting genetic polymorphism (difference in hybridization intensities) within the transcribed sequences queried by the array.
One approach to identifying candidate genes that are regulated epigenetically is to treat cancer cell lines with DNA methyltransferase inhibitors and/or histone deacetylase inhibitors, followed by an expression microarray analysis to identify genes that are upregulated by treatment.
Similar results were obtained in a side-by-side gene expression analysis in THP-1 macrophages stimulated with oxidised LDL, or oxidised or native chylomicrons remnants.
From the application to the prostate cancer dataset, a number of significant gene outcomes highlighted by the algorithm have been corroborated experimentally a posteriori by expression analysis on an independent set of samples.
