Sentence examples for enough gene expression from inspiring English sources

Large enough sample series and wide enough gene expression ranges facilitate the detection of coexpressed genes as well as the detection of nonlinear expression relationships between them.

We concluded therefore that the libraries were all fully saturated and hence large enough for gene expression analysis.

Samples were methanol quenched as described below and volumes removed for each sample were enough for gene expression analysis and for metabolite analysis (not shown).

Interestingly enough, LAMA1 gene expression (whose corresponding protein chain is part of laminin-111) was largely increased in ITGA6 knocked-down TEC cultures.

Interestingly enough, LAMA1 gene expression (whose corresponding protein chain is part of laminin-111) is largely increased in ITGA6 knocked-down TEC cultures suggesting a compensatory upregulation of this gene, whereas LAMB and LAMC genes are down-regulated.

Next, acute hypoxia stimuli were applied, with the assumption that a 4-hour timescale would long enough for metabolism to adapt to a new steady state, but short enough to avoid gene expression changes.

The researchers conclude that a change in social opportunity alone was enough to spike gene expression.

Yet, some of these changes might be important enough to influence gene expression but not to the point of inducing stress.

These results, together with the fact that none of the top-performing methods are trying to explicitly construct gene regulatory networks seem to confirm my hypothesis that current gene regulatory models are probably not accurate enough to model gene expression yet.

As glycolytic enzymes are abundant in living cells, we first tested whether the selected promoters (Pspac-I - IPTG dependent - or Pxyl - xylose dependent) were strong enough to modulate gene expression and hence glycolysis throughout a substantial range at high temperature in LB.

Therefore, the second order ODE is good enough to model gene expression.