Sentence examples for expressed complementary from inspiring English sources

In a recent essay, Umberto Eco wrote, "The cultivated person's first duty is to be always prepared to rewrite the encyclopedia". President Bush expressed complementary sentiments by noting that "instead of directing hatred and resentment against others, successful societies appeal to the hopes of their own people". Wise words for Congress to follow.

Most importantly, we demonstrated: 1) E-cadherin and N-cadherin protein levels were expressed complementary and correlated with their respective mRNA levels.

Specifically, SSCs and pre-pubertal Sertoli cells which establish the SSC niche were shown to express complementary factors and receptors for their communication.

The chromosomal integration target in this case was the lacZΔM15 gene expressing a truncated version of β-galactosidase protein, which attained full enzymatic activity in the presence of pUC19 expressing complementary α-peptide.

In this study, we report on the construction of a convergent promoter cassette capable of simultaneously expressing complementary sense and antisense RNAs that mediate gene silencing in mammalian cells through the RNAi pathway.

Since EPCs are known to migrate to, and accumulate at, the site of tissue injury where they express complementary sets of surface receptors (CD11b/CD18, CD54) that could influence adhesion at these sites [ 32], using flow cytometry we next investigated whether TNF-α would alter the expression of these surface receptors on EPC.

We refer to this pattern of expression between mitochondrial paralogous genes (i.e., high expression of duplicated genes in testis but very low expression in other tissues where the parental genes are highly expressed) as complementary.

Molecular clones have since been characterized and expressed as complementary DNAs (cDNAs).

We find that Fat4 and Dchs1 are expressed in complementary gradients and are required for the collective tangential migration of FBM neurons and for their PCP.

In mouse, DAAM1 and DAAM2 are expressed in complementary patterns during mouse development consistent with tissues that require Wnt signaling.

Interestingly, in the lateral line system cxcr4b and cxcr7 are also expressed in complementary domains [28], [29], and it has been proposed that cxcr4b represses the expression of cxcr7 in the leading region of the primordium [29].