Sentence examples for escape of gene from inspiring English sources

Thus, PS with light irradiation facilitated both the internalization and endosomal escape of gene complexes.

Nevertheless the silencing and escape of genes appear to be tightly regulated and the nature of such regulation warrants investigation as it may have therapeutic applications in some disorders such as Rett Syndrome.

Little is known about X-linked genes that may escape from MSCI in mouse, except for a report on escape of miRNA genes and the noncoding Tsx transcript in spermatocytes [ 79, 80].

A potentially serious environmental risk involves the "escape" of G.M. genes from crops into the environment, where they may harm innocent organisms or contaminate crops that are meant to be G.M.-free.

Yet, the escape of these genes occurs equally regardless of their outwards or inwards direction of transcription.

Results showed the enhanced buffering capacity of GCS-ss-PEI, 43.1%, compared to the buffering capacities of both LMW PEI and HMW PEI, 23.2% and 31.5%, respectively, indicating more likely endosomal escape of the entrapped gene for GCS-ss-PEI.

One set consists of escaped gene or escaped transcript hypotheses, which hypothesize that viruses are of cellular origin, and that they emerge through a form of retrograde evolution or "devolution".

Delayed stubble tillage reduced the risk of gene escape via the soil seed bank, while zero tillage resulted in the highest risk of gene escape by pollen and by production of a new generation of seeds.

Further step in this evolution of resistance was the escape of carbapenemase encoding genes to mobile genetic elements (plasmids, transposons) providing possibility of successful horizontal spread of resistance genes even between different genera [ 3].

The challenge is for hybrid derivatives to escape the homogenizing effects of gene flow from parental species.

Groundkeepers were identified as a key source of weed beet populations and of gene escape from novel sugar beet varieties (e.g. genetically-modified herbicide-tolerant varieties) in the absence of crop bolters.