Sentence examples for engineered line from inspiring English sources
We previously established an in vitro Ab generation system using an engineered line DT40-SW whose hypermutation machinery can be switched on and off.
Then they implanted into the mice a genetically engineered line of cancer cells festooned with ovalbumin protein.
Scientists can now watch how hundreds of individual cells work together to maintain and regenerate skin tissue, thanks to a genetically engineered line of technicolor zebrafish.
Pathology and biochemical readouts can also vary widely among animals within a genetically engineered line.
The researchers found 83% of ENi retrotransposition events of engineered LINE constructs inserted themselves at telomeric locations, and they note similarities between the mechanisms of ENi retrotransposition and telomerase function.
The best engineered line (H6H-5) produced 74.50 mg/l scopolamine, which to our knowledge is the highest content ever reported for hairy roots of tropane-alkaloid-producing plants containing the 35S-h6h transgene.
Mice are the small animal model of choice in biomedical research due to the low cost and availability of genetically engineered lines.
Metabolic homeostasis is achieved by complex molecular and cellular networks that differ significantly among individuals and are difficult to model with genetically engineered lines of mice optimized to study single gene function.
UCS's Doug Gurian-searchedsearched the scientific literature for side-by-side comparisons of conventional and genetically engineered lines of corn and soybeans.
Relevant applications include the capacity to avoid unwanted transgene silencing in genetically engineered lines and the exploitation of various types of silencing to inactivate undesirable genes [1], [2].
Thus, by introducing a bacterial mini-pathway for carotenoid biosynthesis, it is possible to increase potato tuber carotenoid content to levels much higher than what has been previously described, either in genetically engineered lines or in natural variants.
