Sentence examples for differential marking from inspiring English sources

Compared with the esgtsF/O method (Jiang et al, 2009) (esg-Gal4, tub-Gal80 ts, UAS-Flp, act > stop > Gal4), the esgReDDM method has also the improvement that Gal4 is not continuing in the terminal differentiated cells, which could confound the interpretation of the phenotypes, and that ReDDM allows differential marking of esg+ and esg+-derived differentiated progeny.

These findings demonstrate that differential marking on sperm-inherited and oocyte-inherited genomes allows sperm-inherited and oocyte-inherited alleles within the same cell to achieve different transcriptional outcomes in offspring.

At 3' ends of expressed genes, the differential marking of exons and introns was maintained up to the penultimate exon, after which the differential was less obvious or absent (Supplementary Figure S7).

For virtually all histone modifications, the marking biases we observed were evident both with and without nucleosome normalization (Figure 1; Supplementary Figures S6 and S7), demonstrating that underlying nucleosome distributions could not account for the differential marking levels we observed.

We have recognized the association of different epigenetic modifications with gene expression, but the triggers for the differential marking of epigenetic modifications throughout the genome is largely unclear.

X-chromosome inactivation (XCI) results in the differential marking of the active and inactive X with epigenetic modifications including DNA methylation.

This time, there were four, moving Kansas City's league-worst (and historically bad) minus 15 turnover differential mark to minus 18 (the Raiders had one turnover).

Genes that have been previously associated with MD and various other cancers showed differential marks that are either MD-induced (MX1, CTLA-4, EAF2 and GAL) or line-specific (IGF2BP1 and MMP2).

We found that mating increases the number of both dividing and differentiating midgut cells, as revealed by phospho-Histone H3 (pH3) stainings and temporal analyses of progenitors and their descendants using the dual-labelling system escargot-Repressible Dual Differential Marker (esgReDDM, Antonello et al., 2015).

These are defined as two violable constraints whose effects are shown to converge in the case of differential object marking but diverge in the case of differential subject marking.

In this paper I discuss the "animacy"/ virility" category in a broader context of differential object marking (DOM) and argue that it is unlikely to have arisen in Slavic as an areal feature due to contact with Uralic.