Sentence examples for elucidating the functionality from inspiring English sources
The analysis of gene expression microarrays plays an important role in elucidating the functionality of genes, including the discovery of genetic interactions that regulate gene expression.
Future experiments elucidating the functionality of TSC2 in other renal cystic disorders will be critical in answering this question.
Over the past three decades, genomic studies have been conducted in an attempt to elucidate the functionality of the genome of the pathogen.
To elucidate the functionality of gene-body hypomethylation in the muscle lineage, the DNA and chromatin epigenetics of OBSCN (> 80 exons) and MYH7B (45 exons) were examined.
The genome structure can be relevant for further studies aiming at mutually to elucidate the functionality as well as the mechanisms underlying these traits.
This can be related to the fact that the promoter sequence of MET22 contains a LORE (low oxygen response element) motif [ 24], which provides clues for future research to elucidate the functionality of this gene.
Of even greater importance was the realization that this approach could be used to elucidate the functionalities of other enzymes and their associated genes.
Such understanding of the evolutionary origin of domains helps to elucidate the functional versatility of known proteins as well as the functionality of hypothetical proteins in human.
Our identification of domain genetic interactions helps understand how the domains contribute to functionality defined by the SLGIs, and then help elucidate the functional relationships between proteins at domain level from their genetic interactions.
Understanding the underlying reaction mechanisms and elucidating the pertinent reaction intermediates are key pre-requisites for designing catalysts with better functionality.
Elucidating the exact location and lengths of lipid A acyl chains along with the number of phosphorylation sites is imperative as these functionalities modulate the TLR4 immune response.
