Sentence examples for dominant regulations from inspiring English sources

While Butler sees Xtravaganza's life is genuinely subversive of dominant regulations of gender, she also raises worries about the nature of Xtravaganza's desire for gender realness as a middle-class, heterosexual woman (133).

Thus, the dominant regulation shown in Fig. 1D appears to be a direct consequence of Foxp3 induction.

The unusual concomitant high expression of ESR1 and Runx2/SNAI2 may reflect dominant regulation of Runx2/SNAI2 by E2-resistant signaling pathways that promote BCa bone metastasis.

In general we observed a dominant regulation of XCI on promoter DNA methylation, with female-specific gain of DNA hypermethylation and in several cases a male-specific loss of DNA methylation.

This suggests the presence of a highly complex regulatory system which still remains to be fully elucidated, where the dominant regulation may occur at the transcriptional level for some genes, whereas for others it may occur at the post-transcriptional and/or translational level.

Tissue specificity, the time spent under selection pressure and the genetic architecture of the parental strains might have contributed to the disagreement between our results and a study reporting equal additive, recessive and dominant regulation when analysing the heritability of transcription in livers of wild and domesticated rainbow trout [ 51].

In striatal regions, this ratio is low, indicating "uptake-dominant" regulation of extracellular dopamine concentrations.

We chose the region from exon 3 (including its 3' splicing site) to the end of exon 4 in Sxl pre-mRNA as the splicing substrate (referred to as E3-4), as both the 3' splicing site and the 5' splicing site of Sxl exon 3 are involved in splicing regulation even though the 5' splicing site is dominant in regulation [21], [22].

The large proportion of mRNAs showing recessive and dominant genotype regulation suggests specific genetic influences of both the wild and domesticated genome in mRNA regulation in hybrids.

Our data drive attention to the dominant negative regulation of a functional group of genes – glycosidases – by paramount cytokines in SFs that differs remarkably from regulation of proteases.

As for NAC, the dominant up-regulation of upsC subtypes this compound causes may possibly confer protection to the host as expression of this subtype is correlated to milder outcome of disease and lower incidence of cerebral malaria.