Sentence examples for correspond to their expression from inspiring English sources
Thus, the ability of PRN-treated N1 cells to efficiently present antigen to CTLs and to serve as targets for lysis may correspond to their expression of this minimal number of pMHC complexes needed to target CTL lysis, even though it may be much lower than is normally expressed on N1 cells not exposed to PRN.
Both the XIST/Xist genes demonstrated a change in promoter methylation that corresponded to their expression state.
Therefore the demethylation treatment and the resultant XIST/Xist expression did not cause these X-linked genes to become hypermethylated, rather the methylation state of these genes corresponded to their expression status.
However, the phylogenetic composition of the two associated probe subsets showed very little overlap (less than 15%), indicating that the enhanced signals for genes in these pathways likely corresponded to their expression in different organisms.
This corresponds to their expression patterns as demonstrated by RNA-seq (Additional file 9: Figure S9 [ 45]).
We find that heterochromatic genes exhibit combinations of active and inactive histone marks that correspond to their level of expression during development.
Because a child cannot use spoken language to converse, cannot make their bodies and facial expressions correspond to their feelings, they are thought to be without thought.
Furthermore, these blended materials could upregulate protein synthesis of human ACL cells, which corresponded to their gene expressions.
The sequence of expression of the fusion-proteins corresponded to their respective gene expression kinetic class, with IE2-EYFP being detected from 6 hpi, ppUL83-EYFP from 24 hpi and ppUL32-EYFP in the late phase at 72 hpi.
Our findings corresponded to their study whereby mir-338-5p mir-338-5p mir-338-5pto bexpressionantly higher in the more advanced tumors.
The globin and Hox genes are striking examples of this phenomenon, as their positional order in the genome corresponds to their spatial and temporal expression during development [ 2, 17].
