Sentence examples for encoding pathways from inspiring English sources

Within the cohort of TC-specific transcripts, those encoding pathways regulating signalling and intracellular organization were fine-tuned whilst cell wall construction and membrane transporter profiles were altered substantially upon transiting to a TC fate.

Other advantage is that whole soil DNA is cloned and sequenced, thus metagenomics offers the opportunity to capture operons or genes encoding pathways that may direct the synthesis of complex molecules such as biosurfactants.

All genes encoding pathway enzymes were expressed under the control of a synthetic module that included promoters, 5′-untranslated regions, and terminators as a re-organized single operon in the chromosome.

To explore the origins and functions of the carotenoid pathway in diatoms we searched for genes encoding pathway components in the recently completed genome sequences of two marine diatoms.

Mutations can occur in the genes encoding pathway constituents (e.g., RAS, RAF, PIK3CA, PTEN, AKT, TSC1, TSC2) or in upstream receptors which activate these pathways.

The results presented here provide evidence that light affects anthocyanin pigmentation by mechanisms beyond the transcriptional regulation of genes encoding pathway enzymes.

Therefore, a binary accession of 111, 110, 011 are potential chromosomal encoded pathways.

Recently, it has been shown that cyanobacteria also use diverse ribosomally encoded pathways for the production of small linear and cyclic peptides [ 14, 15].

The largest region of diversity among the strains examined is 22.6 kb and harbours several genes predicted to work synergistically with chromosomally encoded pathways to broaden the metabolic capabilities of strain JCM1046.

These experiments provide strong support for the concept of cellular processes being in essence transitions between attractors representing phenotypic states, the actual "route" of the transition being dependent on the conditions initiating the transition rather than an encoded pathway.

The BioPAX format is perfectly suitable to encode pathway relations and reactions that can be further used for visualization or pathway analysis.