Sentence examples for chimera resulting from inspiring English sources

We did not detect partial homology with other rdhA that would suggest vcrA is a chimera resulting from a recent homologous recombination event.

Treatment with EphB4/Fc chimera resulted in activation of PI3K, Src, and MAPK pathways.

As shown in Fig. 1b, a single dose of 2 nmol/mouse of the chimera resulted in the reduction of survivin mRNA in the xenograft tumour by ~40%.

As shown in Fig. 1a,e,e, the treatment of chimera resulted to a ~70% knockdown of both survivin mRNA and protein levels in EpCAM-positive HT29 cells but not in the EpCAM-negative control HEK293T cells.

Rac1CTCdc42 chimera resulted from the replacement of the region encoding the last carboxyl-terminal 14 residues of RAC1 by that of the last carboxyl-terminal 12 of CDC42.

The reciprocal Cdc42CTRac1 chimera resulted from the replacement of the region encoding the last carboxyl-terminal 12 residues of CDC42 by that of the last carboxyl-terminal 14 of RAC1.

HsRac1CTCaRac1 chimera resulted from the replacement of the region encoding the last carboxyl-terminal 12 residues of HsRAC1 by that of the last carboxyl-terminal 14 residues of CaRAC1.

A similar inhibitory phenotype was evident for the Y543F mutant, but BCR co-ligation with the Y556F chimera resulted in effects analogous to the WT.

Surprisingly, removal of phosphorylation sites from this chimera resulted in a receptor that is constitutively internalized, even in the absence of agonist.

Overexpression of the mChFP-Tmod2/Tmod1 chimera resulted in a 1.5-fold decrease in the number of neurites (2.2 ± 0.98 neurites/cell) compared to the number seen with GFP-Tmod1, 3.1 ± 1.22 neurites/cell.

A real-life example that illustrates the possibility that chimera research might disrupt a useful social practice is the attempt in 1998 by Stuart Newman (a professor of cell biology and anatomy) and Jeremy Rifkin (an anti-biotechnology activist) to patent a broad range of chimeras resulting from the mixing of human and nonhuman embryonic cells (Heathcotte and Robert 2006; Rabin 2006).