Sentence examples for expressed caused from inspiring English sources
Obviously, the revelations that I've expressed caused quite a bit of controversy and disappointment.
(i) Ilumination of Krokinobacter cells or Escherichia coli cells with KR2 protein expressed caused alkalinization of the medium in the presence of NaCl, which was eliminated by TPP, a membrane-penetrating cation, indicating that Na+ transport is electrogenic.
In some cases, it may in fact be more favourable to culture modified pCA2.4 strains without a selective pressure to reduce the expression level, especially if the gene being expressed causes cellular stress at very high expression levels.
In 522EC−, DUR1,2 is constitutively expressed, causing the degradation of urea and thus minimizing the amount of urea released in the medium (Coulon et al., 2006).
The machinery required for proper protein folding may become saturated when heterologous proteins are over expressed, causing accumulation of misfolded or aggregated proteins in the ER.
Upon addition of fluconazole, only five genes were differentially expressed, causing the researchers to put forth that biofilm-associated cells might be blind to fluconazole, also explaining its inefficacy.
Striking stuff, but it was not so much the sentiments expressed that caused surprise, as the signature at the bottom of the man who had paid for and written them: James Patterson.
The number of genes affected by genetic background is approximately ten-fold lower than the number of differentially expressed genes caused by a dystrophic genetic defect.
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Yasser, playing himself, then provides a definition of aphasia: the loss of the ability to understand or express speech, caused by brain damage.
The SCID mutations of IL-7Rα locate outside the binding interface with IL-7, suggesting that the expressed mutations cause protein folding defects in IL-7Rα.
