Sentence examples for expressed secondary from inspiring English sources

Notably, REEs were effective in activating silent and poorly expressed secondary metabolite biosynthetic genes in Streptomyces.

In Escherichia coli, in which it has been extensively characterized, it is a constitutively expressed, secondary, active K+/H+ symporter, operating under similar conditions, but ineffective at acidic pH [ 8].

Relative expression of H3K4me3-enriched genes in developing secondary xylem was higher than unenriched genes, however, and highly expressed secondary cell wall-related genes were enriched for H3K4me3 as validated using ChIP-qPCR.

High mutation rates are associated with sexual selection, and they may be maintained through mate choice for sires with extravagantly expressed secondary sexual characters reliably revealing beneficial viability alleles.

In contrast, only 12 differentially expressed secondary metabolite ESTs were identified in AtGL3+ B. napus leaves relative to Westar and the 10 flavonoid ESTs increased in AtGL3+ B. napus were unchanged in K-5-8 ((Additional file 1: Figure S7B; Additional file 2: Table S3).

This study was designed to express secondary state school EFL teachers' expectations from the INSETT programs by identifying their perceptions of the most influential teacher learning activities that contribute to their learning and their suggestions related to the improvement of INSETT policies.

Additionally, peaks in mania are often observed in May or June, and both depression and mania sometimes express secondary peaks in the fall.

This should by explained by the fact that many cyprinid species did not express secondary sexual characters, i.e. in our study only a few cyprinid species show measurable sexual traits that could be evaluated at the inter-specific level, and with one exception there is no parental care in the sampled cyprinid species.

The aspen studies, based on cDNA-AFLP, characterized 85 and 271 transcript derived fragments, respectively, as differentially expressed during secondary growth, and includes many regulatory and structural genes involved in secondary growth and secondary wall biogenesis.

In Populus, PCN is also expressed during secondary growth, with strongest expression in phloem fibers, the cambial zone, developing xylem, and potentially pith (Figure 3).

Tissue-specific expression profiles revealed that PtoCesA4 is highly expressed during secondary cell wall formation.