Sentence examples for element of a target from inspiring English sources

The suppressed level of ferritin-L in HCC may be resulted from modification of IRPs, which may tightly bind to the IRE element of a target gene, thereby blocking de novo translation of ferritin-L (Park et al., 2002).

This major refinement in manipulating the murine genome utilizes the Cre recombinase from bacteriophage P1, which catalyzes the excision of an essential element of a target gene (for instance a coding exon) located between two loxP (locus of X-ing) recognition sites.

We introduce gene set stochastic sampling and sensitivity analysis as two methods for identifying minimal regulatory elements of a target gene expression profile.

We use voting strategy and Akaike information criterion (AIC) as two methods to identifying minimal regulatory elements of a target gene.

The psychological elements of a target approaching 350 as opposed to 293 had the no-ball not been called, and a record final wicket stand at Galle not ensued, had seemed insurmountable on a day of frequent frustration for the tourists.

A possible hypothesis is that TR and ER bind two parts of the same hormone response elements of a target gene and can compete with each other.

A methodology consists of a collection of systematic procedures or guidelines used to produce an intended set of artifacts (e.g., documents, models and code) to represent the different elements of a target application domain.

CREB binds to the cAMP response element (CRE) of a target gene and negatively affects the activation of NF-кB [ 49 ].

For this, we performed electrophoretic mobility shift assays to measure the binding of HSF-1 to a sequence encompassing the heat-shock element (HSE) of a target gene (Voellmy, 2004; Chiang et al., 2012).

PPARs (PPARα, PPARγ and PPARβ/δ) belong to a superfamily of nuclear hormone receptors that share a common action mechanism: the formation of heterodimers with the nuclear receptor RXR and the consequent binding to cis-element of promoter of a target gene.

The government can provide every element of a terrorist plot, from target, to objective, to explosives.