Sentence examples for examples of transgenic from inspiring English sources

In the present review we describe selected examples of transgenic and knockout models of proteins that are known either to be regulated by ubiquitin-mediated degradation or to have a catalytic function in this process, and to play an important role in breast cancer.

Examples of transgenic rice plants expressing genes related to disease resistance have tremendously increased in the past decade.

As shown in current generation examples of transgenic crops, special emphasis must be given in formulating risk assessments which are specific to the region of environmental release.

Representative examples of transgenic embryos for top-scoring cardiac enhancer predictions are shown in Fig. 3, including those predicted regulatory elements associated with senseless-2 (sens-2), sprouty (sty), Trim9, CG9650 and dally-like (dlp) genes.

However, in the mouse models, it is clear that the mutant protein need not partner with WT hSOD1 for disease to occur because all examples of transgenic mice that model SOD1-linked ALS were initially made by expressing the mutant human gene alone.

This work provides an example of transgenic mouse imaging to phenotype lymphovascular disorders that might be linked to hereditary lymphatic disorders in humans.

The researcher – this time seriously – points out that also quite a few genetically engineered cultivars came out as unsatisfactory, even unsafe (Haslberger 2003, p. 740; Kuiper et al. 2001, p. 516. See also other examples of "Discontinued Transgenic Products": http://cls.casa.colostate.edu/transgeniccrops/defunct.html): they were discarded, plain and simple.

Figure 6B shows examples of germinally transgenic tadpoles brains that were quantified using ImageJ software.

Other examples of "humanized" transgenic mice proposed as model systems for β-thalassemia have been reported [ 25– 27].

For example, treatment of transgenic gpt+ Chinese hamster V79 fibroblasts with soluble and insoluble chromate both induced mutant colonies (Klein et al., 2002).

For example, vaccination of transgenic mice expressing human carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA-Tg) with recombinant Vaccinia and Fowlpox vectors encoding for CEA and TRI-COM can facilitate rejection of CEA-expressing murine colon carcinomas, an effect dependent on CD4+ and CD8+ T cells but not NK cells [ 64].