Sentence examples for expressing tissue from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the Z-score of the log expression value for the highest expressing tissue must be higher than 2. Finally, the expression level of the highest expressing tissue must be at least one log higher than that of the second highest expressing tissue.

Firstly, the log expression value of the highest expressing tissue must be higher than 6.5 which is the threshold for a detection p-value of 0.01 above background.

According to their Shannon entropy, a measure expressing tissue specificity of gene expression, the NCR genes are among the most specifically expressed genes in M. truncatula.

Several ways for activation have been unraveled, depending on the expressing tissue.

COUP-TF expressing stolons contained large numbers of differentiated nematocytes; such cells are clearly visible in the expressing tissue (Figure 4C E).

The highest EBER1 expressing tissue from the three mouse lines; 127, 134 and 137, namely Peyer's patches, spleen and thymus, respectively were assayed compared to NSC tissues.

To yield further information on the metal-transport abilities of the various DMTs from worm to human, one could perform a systematical comparative analysis of DMT family member biochemical properties in yeast using complementation rescue of ΔBSD2/ΔRER1 and ΔSMF1+2 mutants, coupled to an in vivo study using metal-exposed transgenic C. elegans expressing tissue-specific chimerical DMT transgenes.

Genomic DNA from transgenic animals expressing tissue-specific DAM is digested with Dpn I.

If the pEPito-hCMV/EF1-EGFP-IRES-BSD-ΔSMAR is not able to achieve persistence, the weaker expressing tissue-specific ΔSMAR-construct would not perform better.

As compared to their human counterparts, they grow and differentiate faster, can be genetically modified more easily, and can be generated from lines of mice expressing tissue-specific fluorescent markers.

In combination with the availability of numerous transgenic lines expressing tissue-specific fluorescently-labelled reporters, this allows real-time, in vivo visualization of various processes such as cell migration and organogenesis.