Sentence examples for express targets from inspiring English sources

The express targets are "emos", short for "emotional": a western-derived identity, teenagers adopting a pose of vulnerability, along with tight clothes and skewed hairdos and body piercing.

The first stage primarily involves the appearance of postzygotic RIMs as accidental by-products of overall genetic differentiation rather than as express targets of natural selection.

Although cops are often injured or killed in mass shootings, they are rarely the express targets of shooters, as they were in this case.

They have a more physiological environment and may express targets endogenously, but they are frequently complicated to purify and culture in sufficient numbers, and furthermore, are sometimes very difficult to transfect with (reporter) genes.

This tumour represents a type that does not express targets for either anti-hormone or -HER2 therapies.

Moreover, the ability to express particular channel target robustly in the yeast system should enable the development of small molecule screens against difficult to express targets.

C57BL/6 (C57) mice express AhRs that have high affinity for TCDD, and they strongly express target genes and develop severe toxic effects upon TCDD exposure.

The pKW32 vector was designed to express target proteins as VHb fusions, which can be purified in one step by affinity chromatography.

By contrast, DBA/2 (DBA) mice have a low-affinity form of AhR, weakly express target genes, and are resistant to TCDD.

Research to overcome these limitations has centered on the development of genetically engineered Aspergillus strains better able to express target proteins and on optimization of fermentation conditions.

To do this we constructed our own custom-made destination vector to express target genes exclusively in C. elegans muscle cells (described in Materials and Methods).