Sentence examples for describes an expression from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 describes an expression experiment designed to identify genes that are differentially expressed in D. pseudoobscura female and male heads, which were manually dissected from flies over dry ice, after which total RNA was extracted followed by a poly A+ selection.

A recent report describes an expression profiling approach as applied to bone marrow samples before and after treatment with the tyrosine kinase inhibitor STI-571 in patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia [ 26].

Amberg et al. [13] described an expression invariant method for face recognition by fitting an identity/expression separated 3D Morphable Model to shape data.

If you are a Curious George like me, you will ask and I was told that clever word was invented to describe an expression that is simultaneously a snarl and smile.

In addition, we describe an expression signature characteristic of lymphocyte activity and proliferation.

Larkin et al. (2003) described an expression profiling model system for endocrine-disrupting compounds that mimic estrogens.

These expression patterns correspond with other studies which describe an expression of the ligand PDGF A but not the PDGFR α receptor by MCF 7 cells [ 35].

In this study, we describe an expression vector set that facilitates convenient exploration of nisin-inducible protein production in L. lactis.

Thus, for example, there is no place in the model to describe an expression ratio for a protein species derived from quantitative experimental strategies, only the ability to capture the 'raw' numbers.

An obvious prerequisite for any curation process is to have access to specially trained personnel, who understand the key attributes required to adequately describe an expression experiment and are able to complete these attributes by reference to appropriate resources (31).

This publication describes a generic expression system for NAs in a baculovirus Expression Vector System (BEVS) that is capable of expressing milligram amounts of recombinant NA.