Sentence examples for expression dependent from inspiring English sources
Here, we developed oncolytic adenoviruses that provide transgene expression dependent on viral replication.We constructed an oncolytic adenovirus that expresses luciferase under regulation of the endogenous major late promoter (MLP) via alternative splicing to an inserted splice-acceptor site analogous to that of the adenovirus serotype 40 long fiber gene.
The same dependences (9) and (12) were used to introduce a statistical (and expression dependent) threshold for the fold change based on specification of power 1 – β at given significance level α.
Gene expression dependent on bacterial cell density referred to as "quorum sensing" is known to regulate metabolic processes that may influence bacterial survival under unfavourable conditions13,14,15,16.
Initial studies investigating bridge implantation subcutaneously (SC) indicated transgene expression in vivo for 44 days, with gene expression dependent upon the pore size of the bridge.
In theory, alternative mating tactics may represent either distinct genetic alternatives, maintained in evolutionarily stable proportions, or conditional phenotype expression dependent on the environmentally determined state of the male.
In our conceptual framework we could conceive each query as an attribute, i.e., a lambda expression dependent on possible worlds and time moments.
Biodistribution and imaging studies showed a PSMA-expression dependent tumor uptake of this radiotracer with higher uptake in PSMA expressing tumor cells [ 51, 52].
Patients with YWHAZ-overexpressing tumours had worse overall survival rates than those with non-expressing tumours in both intensity and proportion expression-dependent manner.
This points to still-unknown expression-dependent lamin gene functions being performed by similarly expressed genes in the different lineages.
RNA-seq suffers from an expression-dependent bias that impedes characterization of low-abundance transcripts.
Efros, meanwhile, screened a video on "expression-dependent textures," created by the team behind "Synthesizing Obama". Onscreen, a synthetic version of Tom Hanks's face looked left and right and, at the click of a mouse, expressed various emotions: fear, anger, happiness.
