Sentence examples for changing expression of from inspiring English sources

Yet whether the United States became a belligerent partner or not, the war must be won without a repetition for Britain of the catastrophic bloodlettings of World War I; and Europe at the conflict's end must be reestablished as a viable, self-determining entity, while the Commonwealth should remain as a continuing, if changing, expression of Britain's world role.

Insulin binding to the nucleus in vivo alters the binding of transcription factors to the promoter region of lipogenic genes, thereby changing expression of these genes.

For many "RPDR" fans, who prior to watching the show lacked the context to explore gender as a changing expression of self, queens like Daphne and Peppermint are revolutionary.

Although bacteria were grown in rich medium in which we could not detected XacFhaB expression during the exponential growth phase, we might assume that after 2 weeks of growth at static incubation in the saturate culture where nutrients are limiting and population dynamics are changing, expression of XacFhaB may be taking place favoring biofilm assembly in the wild type bacteria.

In situ hybridization demonstrated that this change in the promoter region eliminated the expression of the homeobox gene at the provisional abscission layer without changing expression of the gene elsewhere.

The changing expression of SMAD6 and SMAD1, their localization predominantly to vascular endothelial cells, and the roles of ACVRL1 and ENG in angiogenesis support the hypothesis of aberrant tissue remodeling in the lung vasculature during emphysema pathogenesis.

In this study, we hypothesized that the adaptation of D. sechellia to the new host was achieved by changing expression levels of existing genes, and we expected enrichment of differentially expressed chemosensory genes in the D. sechellia lineage.

The obtained hook curve thus describes the 'trajectory' of a pairing of 3′/5-probe sets upon changing expression degree of the respective transcript (see Figure 12a for illustration).

In addition to changing expression levels of STMN4, STMN1-/ MEFs also expressed different levels of tubulin isotypes compared to wild-type cells.

Transcriptomics can be used to gain considerable biological insight by cataloguing all species of transcripts, determining the transcriptional structure of genes, and quantifying the changing expression levels of each transcript under various conditions [ 1– 3].

One study suggested that an age-related improvement in the performance of executive control tasks is paralleled by changing expression levels of DA and its receptor or gene [ 62].