Sentence examples for by expression analysis and from inspiring English sources

The order of magnitude difference between antisense transcripts recognized in cDNA/EST libraries and those detected by expression analysis and MPSS suggests that many of these transcripts are expressed at low levels and are not found in cDNA/EST libraries, or they represent unspliced transcripts that were not examined here because of a lack of confidence in the direction of their transcription.

In this study, we identified the evolutionary expansion of the rice OsOPT family and showed function diversification of the duplicated genes by expression analysis and primary analysis of the mutants.

By expression analysis and morpholino knockdown we identify Edn3b as potential ligand of rse acting in iridophore development in zebrafish.

To enhance the speed of gene identification of Xq28-mapped diseases, we have startet to functionally describe the Xq28 genes by expression analysis and subcellular localisation.

This finding demonstrates the difficulties inherent in studying low-abundance RNA species by expression analysis and emphasizes the importance of adequate filtration.

Treatment with a long-acting version of PGE2 (dmPGE2), the most biologically abundant prostanoid (Grosser et al., 2002), consistently increased HSC production, as measured by expression analysis and the use of in vivo HSC reporters.

Transcriptional responses in cardiac tissues after three and eight weeks exposure to 19°C (compared to thermal preference, 14°C) were analyzed with cDNA microarrays and validated by expression analysis of selected genes and proteins using real-time qPCR and immunofluorescence microscopy.

Results revealed that drought stress in early developmental stages of barley leads to premature induced leaf senescence as already observed by physiological parameters [ 20] and by expression analysis of drought stress and leaf senescence related genes in this study.

The genes in this network have been extensively characterized by expression analysis, protein abundance and analysis of multiple mutant alleles (reviewed in [ 16, 17]).

These were identified by gene expression analysis and confirmed by histochemistry as not being suitable for the analysis of synovial inflammation because of tissue heterogeneity.

No significant GCP2 induction could be detected after an early time-point (2-hour stimulation) as measured by gene expression analysis and ELISA by determination of GCP2 protein in the cell culture supernatant (data not shown).