Sentence examples for deficiency in expression from inspiring English sources
It is concluded that the deficiency in expression of NR3A subunit of NMDA glutamate receptors detected by a peripheral marker may be a risk factor making individuals vulnerable for opioid addiction.
It was speculated that a relative deficiency in expression of innate immunity genes in atopic dermatitis patients could account for the susceptibility to skin infection with Staphylococcus aureus[4].
The deficiency in expression of intimin (~97 kDa) was verified by Western blotting using sera derived from a REPEC infected rabbit.
Nonetheless, taking all of our results together, we find it a highly plausible explanation that a superimposed deficiency in expression of the Cronos protein product would result in the more severe forms of human cardiac disease seen in DCM patients with C-terminal TTN truncations.
The function of these two isoforms appears distinct, so that in the mice and in bipolar patients, there is no upregulation of the alpha1 expression to compensate for the deficiency in alpha2 expression (Rose et al. 1998; Golovina et al. 2003a).
The "ideal" in vitro model of Barrett's metaplasia in which to study the effects of well-defined genetic alterations on neoplastic transformation would be one in which p16 expression remains intact, with the deficiency in p16 expression being genetically engineered, rather than spontaneously acquired.
The apparent lack of CXCR3 downregulation is due to the predominant deficiency in KLRG1 expression on the IL-12Rβ2 deficient CD8+ T cells.
We initially asked, therefore, whether a deficiency in SOCS1 expression might be responsible for sustained phosphorylation of STAT proteins in cells that support prolonged ISG expression.
Constitutive deficiency in Cldn5 expression results in size-selective loosening of the blood brain barrier and death immediately following birth32.
Thus, in a biomarker research substudy, we hypothesized that deficiency in Noxa expression might correlate with resistance.
Recently there has been significant interest in its role in metabolic diseases and its deficiency in LIAS expression has been linked to conditions such as diabetes, atherosclerosis and neonatal-onset epilepsy, suggesting a strong inverse correlation between LIAS reduction and disease status.
