Sentence examples for changes of a gene from inspiring English sources

We analyzed whole synovial tissues instead of using specific cell types because we are interested in not only expression level changes of a gene in a cell but also cell population changes in the synovial tissues [ 26].

Each axis represents log10-transformed expression changes between a tolerant strain and the corresponding parent strain under ethanol stress conditions, while each dot represents the expression changes of a gene.

Our approach is based on the assumption that copy number changes of a gene will affect the activity of the gene itself and the genes with which it interacts since amplification or deletion of genes could alter expression (or functions) of its neighbor genes in the networks [ 29].

Furthermore, the expression level change of a gene may be corollary to change in another gene and may not be the direct cause of the cellular phenotype.

The master equation is based on the differential equation describing the concentration change of a gene expression in a particular nucleus.

We use the ratio of correlation of one stage relative to the other stage for measuring the co-expression change of a gene pair.

Rapid evolutionary change of a gene content known as the "expansion-contraction" or "birth-and-death" process has been documented in many families of immunity-related receptors [ 45].

The correlation between the change of a gene's expression [ 23] and the acetylation change of its neighboring genes was measured by the Pearson correlation coefficient across all genes in the genome.

While a switch of Boolean functions may indicate a structural change in the network, a random perturbation could cause a transient change of a gene's state under external stimuli.

The relative expression (also called fold change) of a gene in a particular tumor is computed by subtracting the expression of the gene in the tumor from the mean expression of the same gene in the reference sample set.

Next, we calculated the probability of an expressional gene response based on the change of a gene's expression level in a stress condition relative to the normal growth condition.