Sentence examples for effects on genomic expression from inspiring English sources
Interventions utilised in human BD donors, such as fluid or vasoactive agent administration, may have significant effects on genomic expression of inflammatory mediators [16, 17], further limiting the ability of small animal models to replicate comprehensive, modern, intensive care monitoring and management.
The mutation in rpoS had a pronounced effect on genomic expression of EDL933 in stationary phase but a minor effect in exponential phase.
Moreover, given the similarities between diabetes and aging in mouse hepatocytes, such as increased polyploidy and chromatin remodeling, we also investigated the effect of hyperglycemia and aging on genomic expression patterns in mouse liver.
Furthermore, recent work has showed the beneficial effects of eliciting the "relaxation response" on genomic expression and oxidative stress.
We have noticed differences between these controls with regard to expression of the target gene, raising the question of the control effects on total genomic expression.
Remarkably, most euchromatic H3K9me3 islands are due to piRNA-mediated silencing of TE insertions, and spreading of this heterochromatic mark into flanking genomic regions has striking effects on the expression of nearby genes.
By placing a GFP gene cassette at 482 different locations across all chromosomes in budding yeast, we quantified the position effects on protein expression level and noise at the genomic scale.
For both species, seven genomic traits exhibit significantly different effects on the expression traits.
Advances in genome-wide approaches have contributed to molecular classification with respect to genomic changes and their subsequent effects on gene expression.
An improved understanding of the process through which structural variants occur, their locations, and their effects on phenotype expression, is now possible through advanced genomic methods.
In the context of genomic predictors, normal tissue could have effects on gene expression that are similar in magnitude to differences between subtypes.
