Sentence examples for expression failure from inspiring English sources

Whenever I hear the expression, "Failure is not an option," I think of Apollo 13.

Failure to activate MAP3K4/p38 MAPK signaling results in a significant shift in the temporal dynamics of Sry expression, characterized by delayed Sry expression, failure of Sertoli cell fate determination, and consequent activation of ovary-determining genes.

Mouse Adar1 mutant embryos die by embryonic day E12.5 with aberrant IFN expression, failure of hematopoiesis, and degeneration of the embryonic liver (Hartner et al., 2004, 2009; Wang et al., 2004).

In particular, focus will be given to the less published challenges encountered, such as cases of enzyme truncation and expression failure of cellulase enzymes, thought to be due to problems occurring during the transport of proteins across the cell wall or intrinsic host-specific mechanisms.

Although it wasn't possible to draw a similar connection in the older pgc embryos, we nevertheless found that a substantial fraction of the PGCs exhibit phenotypes characteristic of nos mutations (migration defects, premature Cyclin B expression, failure to initiate spectrosome assembly, and activation of apoptosis).

Most often, promoter choice and codon usage were hypothesised to be the main reason for expression failures.

The advantage of 24 well blocks for transient transfections is that this allows the multiple processing of expression vectors facilitating the rapid detection of expression failures.

Endy: eg, engineering basic parts now so reliable, expression failures below 10percentnt; fab costs 10x less; 0% iGEM wishful [Several more tweets here focused on the distinction between making pathogens versus making weapons] Endy: 0% patho.

Lissencephaly is further characterized by microcephaly (reduced head size) and by symptoms such as muscle spasms, seizures, abnormal facial expressions, failure to thrive, and deformation of the hands, fingers, or toes.

However, this process leads to many problems, such as severe cytotoxicity of the expression products, failure to glycosylate the protein product, and failure to achieve correct target protein folding [ 12, 13].

"In a sense," Dr. Hirsch said, "I think it's an expression of failure.