Sentence examples for expressed poorly from inspiring English sources
The GFP RTX protein was expressed poorly under the expression conditions tested.
When introduced into plant nuclear genomes, B.t. genes expressed poorly, and the dismal expression levels correlated well with low abundance of the full-length transcripts.
The N-terminal kinase domain was not included in these experiments, as again it is expressed poorly and strongly impairs the expression of coexpressed constructs [ 9].
We used the kinase dead form because wild-type Atg1 is expressed poorly in cultured cells, and it also reduces the expression of other transgenes, likely due to Atg1-mediated feedback inhibition of Tor-dependent translation [ 9, 10, 43].
Western blot and RT-PCR analyses showed that the BjFatB class thioesterase is expressed poorly in flowers and leaves, but significantly in seeds at the mid-maturation stage.
If one receptor is co-expressed or interacts with another receptor in its native physiological environment, the receptor maybe unstable and expressed poorly in the heterologous experimental system.
While loyalist ministers queued up to express poorly feigned surprise at Ms Short's "timing" and "self-indulgence", Downing Street insisted that the prime minister was too busy telephoning "world leaders" about that second resolution to deal with Ms Short just yet.
This ratio is required to ensure expression of LRRK2 in GFP expressing cells, as LRRK2 is a large protein that often expresses poorly.
Finally this study brings up the question of why the HIV DNA sequence has been selected to express poorly in primate cells, only increasing its levels with the aid of additional proteins that recognize nucleic acid sequences in the genome.
Unfortunately, HIV-1 CA expresses poorly in E. coli due to its use of rare codons.
This analysis revealed that the genes followed very heterogeneous expression patterns; genes clustered into different expression regimes namely ubiquitously highly expressed, ubiquitously poorly expressed and specific to conditions (a heatmap cluster of this analysis is shown in the Figure S1).
