Sentence examples for expression continues from inspiring English sources
SuSy genes are also highly expressed in the developing embryo, but their expression continues to increase after accumulation of storage products in the cotyledon [ 37].
Sone et al. (2005) showed that this pattern of PLCζ expression continues beyond first mitosis by exogenously expressing PLCζ at later stages of embryo development, showing continued nuclear sequestration of PLCζ during mitotic proliferation [ 103].
Between 8 and 12 days of the NT2 RA time-course nestin expression continues to decline whilst NEUROD1 is robustly expressed [32].
Gomafu is widely and abundantly expressed in the nervous system throughout development, and its expression continues into adulthood (Sone et al. 2007).
Expression continues into the adult stages and it is also expressed throughout the life cycle of B. mori [ 25] and Aedes and Culex mosquitoes [ 44].
Runx1 is expressed in postmitotic neurons of the LPBS from approximately E12.5 and its expression continues at least into young adulthood.
The antibacterial peptide hepcidin and precerebellin are expressed at very low levels 6 h after IFN-γ stimulation, but the expression continues to rise until 48 h, this could be as a result of the IFN-γ stimulating genes which in turn are activating NFκB signal transduction pathway and causing this later expression.
But his impact, particularly in the field of personal expression, continues to bewitch and enthrall in the 21st century.
Analysis of the expression of GDNF and its receptors c-Ret and GFR α − 1 in rat gut by RT-PCR showed that expression continues throughout life and into ageing, in both ad libitum(AL) and calorically-restricted (CR) animals.
By using a genetically engineered mouse in which the lacZ coding region substitutes and reports for the ephrin-B2 coding region, we demonstrate that ephrin-B2 expression continues to selectively mark arteries during later embryonic development as well as in the adult.
These ex-Th17 cells, although lacking IL-17 expression, continue to express high levels of the Th17 transcription factor RORC2 (5, 14).
