Sentence examples for expressed classes from inspiring English sources
The class 'Rarely expressed' is less conserved and codes for stable transcripts compared to both Widely expressed and Conditionally expressed classes.
When phyletic retention was studied for these classes, Widely expressed genes were more conserved across genomes compared to Conditionally expressed and Rarely expressed classes).
Proteins coded by Widely expressed genes possess high degree as well as high betweenness centrality followed by Conditionally expressed and Rarely expressed classes and (d)).
On the other hand, the highly expressed class II HDACs in skeletal muscle were known to repress the expression of MEF2-dependent genes by directly binding to MEF2.
The whole genome assembly, digital expression profiling [ 46] and EST data suggest only one full-length, expressed, Class I gene.
The amino acid sequence of each determinant recognized was compared with HLA-binding predictions for the expressed class I alleles.
Protease-activated receptors (PARs) are a ubiquitously expressed class of G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) that enable cells to respond to proteases in the extracellular environment in a nuanced and dynamic manner.
In the 19th Century, a family's possessions expressed class status and cultural sophistication.
The first glimpse of dinoflagellate genome indicates two general categories of genes in dinoflagellates, a highly expressed tandem repeat class and an intron rich less expressed class.
We expressed class II derivatives in a wild-type host background with the expectation of hetero-oligomer formation with PcrV.
All eight transgenic founder lines generated with this construct expressed class I on the surface of peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBL) (Figure 1A, second right panel).
