Sentence examples for expressed thereby from inspiring English sources
HSPGs, which are ubiquitously expressed, thereby participate in numerous biological processes.
Finally, based on the relationship of symbols across different mapping standards, the obtained codes (names) are used as keywords to deduce the corresponding target symbols, and then the target symbols found are used to symbolise the spatial entities expressed thereby.
A COL5A1 null-allele test showed that both COL5A1 alleles were expressed, thereby excluding the presence of a COL5A1 null-allele.
The mechanisms involved here are difficult to explain but one possibility may be that paralogous gene copies, normally repressed, become expressed thereby providing expressed products to match that of X. laevis.
It could also be expected that such novel genes should initially be lowly expressed, thereby reducing any potential dosage toxicity to the cell resulting from the novel gene product.
For example, in pin7 embryos PIN4 becomes expressed at earlier stages of development and in the domain in which PIN7 is normally expressed, thereby compensating for loss of PIN7 function [ 84].
With Tag-seq methods one cDNA tag is sequenced from each expressed gene, thereby making relative expression analysis straightforward by simply counting tags for each gene.
Previous reports have suggested that samples of <1000 cells can only generate reliable expression data for the most abundantly expressed genes, thereby leading to a biased dataset [40].
By selectively silencing transcripts, the coupled action of PTCs and NMD may modulate gene expression and alter the repertoire of expressed isoforms, thereby providing for species-specific patterns of alternative splicing.
By contrast, none of the TG5E04-3 T2 individuals tested expressed gfp, thereby confirming the missing PCR-fragment of the gfp expression cassette from the respective T1 plant as shown in Figure 4E (lower band).
This conclusion reflects the basic concept that natural selection operates only on those sensory capabilities and behavioral acts that the animal actually expresses in its ecological niche, and tends to optimize those particular capabilities and acts even if others that normally are not expressed are thereby degraded (see, e.g., [8], Chapter 1).
