Sentence examples for exhibiting altered from inspiring English sources
In this paper we have shown that metabonomics can identify significant metabolic changes in animal models exhibiting altered signalling by the growth hormone receptor and that these changes correlate with altered expression of key metabolic enzymes in the liver, the major GH target organ.
Sporadic mice exhibiting altered motor ability in either the hanging wire or the rotarod tests were excluded from further experiments.
A previously constructed TnFGL3 insertion library22 of the El Tor biotype strain C6706lacZ, was screened to identify mutants exhibiting altered susceptibility to different phages.
Engineering of secreted protease variants exhibiting altered substrate specificity is a challenging task because effective screening methods for the desired property are not available yet.
Other genes exhibiting altered expression include those that modulate inflammatory and immune responses or signal transduction linking infection to host immunity (ARPP-19, BLAME, HCA58, IK cytokine, IRS2, STAT1P1).
NIDCM encompasses a wide spectrum of disease entities, often with differing arrhythmogenicity; however, in its kernel, is still defined by the fundamentals of electrophysiology that dictate that abnormal tissue, exhibiting altered electrophysiological properties is necessary for arrhythmogenesis, but not enough, given that formation of functional circuits is required.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02981.003 10.7554/eLiFigure81 figuregure 1—figure supplement 1. Mice with altered LMNB1 levels do not exhibit altered behavioral rhythms.
mnb mutants exhibit altered synaptic growth and morphology, as well as impaired synaptic vesicle endocytosis.
Latently infected CD4+ TCM cells exhibit altered phosphorylation signatures relative to uninfected cells following T cell activation.
We have analyzed two mutants that exhibit altered panicle architecture in rice (Oryza sativa L).
Aged patellar tendons exhibited altered and generally inferior properties across multiple assays.
