Sentence examples for characterized until now from inspiring English sources
Therefore, all class II glycerate kinases (MOFRL family) characterized until now seem to be specific for 2-phophoglycerate formation.
Accordingly, DCAMKL-1 has been shown to be a specific marker of tuft, caveolated cells known for many years [ 33, 35], but poorly characterized until now.
However, the "23" allele detected in this study contained three "TGTA" repeats, resulting in a sequence variant that has not been characterized until now.
The team's technology breakthrough allows users to overcome the tradeoff between security and ease of use that has characterized wallets until now".
However, the molecular mechanism of DENV-receptors has not been characterized in mosquitoes until now.
Although several labs have constructed cDNA libraries for tilapia, and a few thousand ESTs have been characterized [ 8- 10], until now large-scale sequencing of ESTs has not been pursued in tilapia.
The former solves the block effect that characterized CAM PSR plots until now.
However, only the carotenogenic genes BKT (Huang et al. 2006), PDS (Huang et al. 2008), CHYb (Li et al. 2008b), and LCYb (Cordero et al. 2010) have been isolated and characterized in this microalga until now.
Glyma06g17420, one TF from our ORFeome collection, is annotated as a member of the bHLH superfamily, of which 393 members have been in-silico characterized in the soybean genome but until now, none have been functionally characterized in terms of drought resistance [ 46].
Among them, PFMG10, Linkine, MPN88 and KRMPs were only characterized at the transcriptional level until now, and direct evidence of their implication in shell biomineralization process was lacking.
The ERs (ERα and ERβ) belong to the nuclear receptor (NR) superfamily representing a large group of transcriptional regulators that encompass receptors for steroid and thyroid hormones, retinoids, vitamin D, peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors and orphan receptors for which no ligand has until now been characterized.
