Sentence examples for expressed in a complex from inspiring English sources

NR4A2, also known as Nurr1, encodes a member of the steroid-thyroid hormone-retinoid receptor superfamily that is expressed in a complex pattern in the cortex, which may be different in mouse and primates [43], [44], and could be involved in several human brain diseases [45], [46].

The reviewers are correct that believable colocalization can be difficult when the antigens are broadly expressed in a complex neuropil.

Notch ligands, receptors and effectors are expressed in a complex and dynamic pattern in embryonic and adult skin.

In the mammary gland TGF-βs are expressed in a complex and overlapping pattern [ 9], suggesting important roles for them in its development.

Tyrosinase from Pycnoporus sanguineus was expressed in Aspergillus niger[ 34], and the Streptomyces castaneoglobisporus tyrosinase was expressed in a complex with its "caddy" protein, ORF378, in E. coli[ 35].

Indeed, a person's life trajectory is generally expressed in a complex network of relationships that is revealed not only in tensions (and sometimes traumas), but also in various forms of support and encouragement.

TRPC6 is a transient receptor potential (TRP) channel that plays a role in intracellular calcium signaling and is expressed in a signaling complex with nephrin and podocin in the podocyte slit diaphragm [ 1].

Modern concepts regard caries as an interaction between genetic and environmental factors, where biological, social, behavioural and psychological factors are expressed in a highly complex interactive manner with the dental biofilm as the key element [ 1].

Our findings, although preliminary, reveal that IPF landscape is enriched in neoplastic potential expressed in a context of complex genomic polyclonality and cellular heterogeneity.

The vertebrate dystrobrevins are expressed in a dynamic and complex way during development [ 17- 19], but disruption of the α-dystrobrevin gene in mouse results in a very mild skeletal and cardiac myopathy with retention of the remainder of the DGC (apart from neuronal nitric oxide synthase, nNOS) and no evident central nervous system (CNS) defects [ 20].

Then Q z can be expressed in a quadratic form of a complex Gaussian random vector as Q_{z} = left[ {mathbf z}_{1}^{H}~ {mathbf z}_{2}^{H} right] left[ begin{array}{cc} {mathbf I}_{N_{c}} & {mathbf 0} {mathbf 0} & -{mathbf I}_{N_{c}} end{array} right] left[ begin{array}{c} {mathbf z}_{1} {mathbf z}_{2} end{array} right].