Sentence examples for expressed in the third from inspiring English sources
Experimental analysis indicates that the polyadenylation of maternal transcripts is necessary for the establishment of proper levels of zygotic transcription at the MBT, and that genes activated in the second wave of expression, including Brachyury and Mixer, contribute to the regulation of genes expressed in the third.
In addition, in silico gene expression analysis in the Rice oligo nucleotide array and RiceXPro data base showed that LOC_Os03g46550 gene preferentially expressed in the third- to fourth-leaf stage (Additional file 5: Figure S5a-c), when maximum infestation of BPH insect was observed.
We used rod opsin antibodies to test whether rod opsin was expressed in the third dunnart cone type.
Nine of the analyzed genes were detected in third instar larval salivary glands and eight of those were also expressed in the third instar larval gut and/or proventriculus.
Cyclic nucleotide gated channels and Ih channels as potential cAMP targets are known to be expressed in the third antennal segment of a Drosophila [64] [67] and mutants of the ether a go-go (eag) gene encoding a cyclic nucleotide modulated K+ channel show olfactory deficits [68].
Yet, in both spinach and Arabidopsis, AGAMOUS is expressed in the third whorl.
Only one unigene (c150131.0.3) was more highly expressed in the second leaf, with lower expression in the first leaf and no expression in the two and a bud.
A second panel of 40 breast tumours was examined for the antigens expressed in the first series, and the pattern of expression was found to be very similar (Table 2), although not identical.
He was only too aware that the nationalistic passions expressed in the First World War had been compounded by new racist ideologies in the intervening years.
Mr. Raffarin told reporters that he would appoint his cabinet on Tuesday, adding that he "had not forgotten the unhappiness the French expressed in the first-round elections".
Synonymous parallelism involves the repetition in the second part of what has already been expressed in the first, while simply varying the words.
