Sentence examples for drug activity patterns from inspiring English sources
TrED provides an easy interface to view and compare different gene expression and drug activity patterns.
Studies attempting to correlate the mRNA expression profile of ABCG2 with the DTP drug activity patterns failed to identify substrates or ABCG2-potentiated compounds.
Previous studies have shown that drug activity patterns in this panel can be used to classify anticancer drugs according to mechanism of action (Dhar et al, 1996).
When data from gene expression and drug activity patterns were used together to construct the dendrogram, however, many of the clusters were altered.
Data analysis for the correlation coefficients that related the drug activity patterns to the expression patterns of the genes was principally performed by a modified NCI program[ 11].
Data analysis for the correlation coefficients that revealed the correlation between the drug activity patterns and the gene expression patterns was principally done by a modified National Cancer Institute programme (Miyanaga et al, 2008).
The goals were to provide information on the pattern of drug activity in PMP and to correlate the ex vivo drug sensitivity pattern to the clinical outcome.
Further, the magnitude of data considered for the analysis can significantly change the patterns of drug activity on targets and the inferences on similar activity [14].
Despite varying spatial patterns of drug activity, scholars often continue to limit their inquire into the causes of these "hot beds" only in impoverished areas.
This same pattern of lost drug activity at higher concentrations was observed with the other four reagents listed in Table 1 and previously observed to have bell-shaped concentration response curves.
Most of the things we die from -- heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, dementia, and autoimmune diseases -- are a result of many genes working together in response to the lifestyle and environment of a person: diet, nutrient intake, activity patterns, smoking, alcohol consumption, drug use, exposure to chemicals, stress patterns, and radiation.
