Sentence examples for expression mirror from inspiring English sources

Their analysis revealed that although some changes in gene expression mirror the changes that occur in mammals, novel genes are differentially expressed in fish and tissue-specific patterns of gene expression occur during hypoxia.

The expression "mirror stage" is in fact used in evolutionary psychology with a Lacanian matrix to indicate the cognitive process within the range of six to eighteen months of age in which the child manages to recognise the image he sees in the mirror as his own.

The dynamic changes in ALDH1 expression mirror the phenomenon of cellular plasticity where phenotypic switching from ALDH1 to ALDH1 phenotype or vice versa may depend on the type of chemotherapy used.

Ifitm2 is ubiquitously expressed from E8.5, and Ifitm3 expression mirrors the development of the germ cell lineage: it is expressed in the proximal epiblast from E5.5 and its expression is gradually restricted to PGCs as gastrulation proceeds [ 13- 15].

In the rat, PiT1 is expressed at the enterocyte BBM and the regional expression mirrors that of NaPi-IIb [ 42].

We found that Rest expression mirrored that of the pluripotent ES cell marker Oct4, and was expressed at highest level in ES cells with its expression level declining as differentiation proceeded; reaching its lowest level 4 days after differentiation just before NSC production reached its peak (Fig. 1B and Fig. S2A).

His stunned, dazed expression mirrored the trauma of a war-ravaged generation.

Interestingly, the dose-dependent drop in pAkt expression mirrored the drop in Bcl-2 expression (−28%) in re-exposed B-SWCNT cells, which resulted in equivalent pAKt and Bcl-2 expression levels in both cell types at high SWCNT doses (≥10 μg/ml).

I know when I'm chilling on the grass, feeling really peaceful/confrontational, my facial expression mirrors his: relaxing body pose plus grimace and furrowed brow.

In general, gene expression mirrored protein profiles, except for AtraCSP, which was detected not only in male and female antennae, but also in non-olfactory tissues (legs).

As is seen in Figure 2A, the degree of EWS/FLI1 knockdown of expression mirrors the reduction in GLI1 and of Patched1 transcript.