Sentence examples for by changes in transcripts from inspiring English sources
In other words, almost all differences between splicing patterns associated with cis-sQTL are caused by changes in transcripts expressed from natural alleles.
The increase in noradrenaline was not accompanied by changes in transcript levels of genes involved in monoamine metabolism.
In a previous study we have shown that acute exposure to ethanol results in altered transcript abundance levels of chemoreceptor and detoxification genes, whereas the subsequent development of tolerance is accompanied by changes in transcript abundances of metabolic enzymes [ 35].
Such indirect effects may manifest themselves by changes in transcript levels that could be studied by comparing the transcriptome (including small RNAs) of CLPG Mat /+ Pat with that of +/+ animals, and efforts towards that goal are in progress.
We next investigated if this total block in protein synthesis was caused by changes in RNA transcript stabilities or a global transcription arrest in the stalled T. brucei VG1.1 cells.
The effects were studied by quantifying changes in transcripts with gene-sequence primer pairs for a suite of gene responses (AhRα, ARNT, CYP1A1, CYP3A, UGT and GST) belonging to the xenobiotic biotransformation system.
Rudiment formation of any organ needs organized causality, which starts with signaling followed by consequential changes in transcripts pool management.
Colonization was not accompanied by significant changes in transcripts of the main virulence associated genes or known human colonization factors.
In plants the response to abiotic stress is modulated by changes in ethylene receptor transcript levels, suggesting that the observed changes in ethylene receptor transcripts levels serve similar function in K. crenulatum.
The metabolic normalization was also indicated by reductions in circulating levels of insulin and leptin, and by changes in the metabolic transcript profile in liver.
Changes in gene transcripts were accompanied by changes in expression of transcription factors, especially those in the WRKY family of transcription factors.
