Sentence examples for dominated expression from inspiring English sources

Phospholipases A2 and three-finger toxins dominated expression, accounting for 86.0% of the toxin reads.

Neuropeptides, metabolic enzymes and epiphragmin genes dominated expression within the CNS, hepatopancreas and muscle, respectively.

While TNT exposures dominated expression effects, the mixture did have a greater impact on a few genes whose expression was not significantly affected by TNT or RDX (Additional file Additional file 3: Table S3(a)).

Expression of these isoforms is more heterogeneous during embryogenesis; as development progresses, a single isoform from each snRNA subtype gradually dominates expression.

Cases where one homoeolocus dominates expression (e.g., 'A > B = D'), were significantly more frequent than cases with co-upregulation of two homoeoloci (e.g., 'A = B > D').

Most genes of the AM core set [ 32], for which a cellular expression pattern was identified, belonged to the category of ARB-induced genes (181), confirming that transcripts from this cell-type dominate expression detected in whole root tissue.

These observations, combined with metatranscriptome data showing that Micromonospora dominates expression of lignocellulolytic enzymes in the thermophilic community, make this genus a promising source of lignocellulolytic enzymes for industrial high-solids deconstruction processes.

The strength of feedback, however, is determined not just by levels of proteins but also by binding affinities, and therefore positive feedback through Gal3p could still dominate expression at the promoters of the Leloir enzymes.

To determine if the shadow marks on the female X chromosome are restricted to genes expressed in the soma, we examined male-biased expression in adult flies, which is dominated by expression within the male germline [ 2].

The former are associated with the response to that particular perturbation, whereas the latter lead to sweeping patterns of expression that dominate differential expression patterns.

In RA many studies have provided evidence for a Th1 bias, with the cytokine profile expressed by synovial Th effector cells derived from patients with established disease dominated by expression of IFN-γ and TNF, but also IL-10 (for review [ 47]).