Sentence examples for exogenous sense from inspiring English sources
The phenomenon occurs with a variety of exogenous sense and antisense substrates.
After the removal of selection antibiotics (Hygromycin), exogenous sense and antisense Alu RNAs gradually reduced and the two sets of mRNAs rebounded accordingly.
This assumption is supported by a report finding disruption of rRNA processing in human cancer cells after expression of exogenous sense and antisense nc-rRNAs from the 5′ETS region.
The exogenous sense and antisense Alu RNAs gradually reduced to <25% at week 8 (compared with the maximum level at week 0), and protein suppression effects were observed during the period while the exogeneous Alu was still present.
A gene expression profiling assay showed that the levels of antisense and sense Alus-carrying mRNAs were suppressed in a reversible manner by over-expression of exogenous sense and antisense Alus derived from mRNAs (Family-wise error rate P= 0.0483 and P < 0.0001 respectively).
Such developed strains cannot produce AHLs but promoter activity gets induced by exogenous quorum sensing signals.
Under certain circumstances sequence-specific inhibition of gene expression may be achieved in intact cells using exogenous anti-sense oligodeoxynucleotides.
Endogenous copies of the exogenous negative-sense RNA viruses newly described here were detected using the tBlastn algorithm against arthropod genomes available in the Reference Genomic Sequences Database (refseq_genomic) and Whole Genome Shotgun Database (WGS) in GenBank, and using viral amino acid sequences as queries.
They are anomalous, even exogenous in the sense that they come as shocks from outside the normal system.
It is noted from the estimated decomposition of forecast variance of the VAR system that stock markets in Austria, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands appear as exogenous in the sense that these markets explain almost 90% of their own fluctuations, leaving approximately only 10% to be explained by others.
Microglia express pattern recognition receptors including TLRs and NLRs to sense exogenous pathogens and endogenous danger signals [ 33].
