Sentence examples for expression of a multitude from inspiring English sources

Adhesion and followed invasion of N. gonorrhoeae to host cells is known to alter expression of a multitude of proteins in host cells.

Lymphocyte development consists of an irreversible progression of cells through distinct developmental stages which is regulated by the coordinated expression of a multitude of transcription factors [1], [2], [19].

MYC encodes a transcription factor that regulates the expression of a multitude of genes involved in regulating cellular proliferation and growth and when overexpressed results in the prototypical pathologic features of cancer as described above [3], [4].

Furthermore, IL-28A stimulation resulted in an at least two-fold decreased expression of a multitude of genes (272 genes for p<0.01 without multiple testing adjustment; 89 genes for adj.-p<0.05) with up to 9.3-fold reduced levels (Table 4).

RGs were analyzed for the expression of a multitude of neural and progenitor markers by comparative qPCR.

NF- κB pathway regulates the expression of a multitude of genes involved in the immune system, growth, inflammation, and cancer development [ 1– 3].

I think of tattoos as one of many forms of self-expression for a multitude of reasons.

The observation that abnormal B-cell development in KO mice prompted us to evaluate the expression pattern of a multitude of different transcriptional factors by real-time PCR, which have been linked to distinct stages of the life of B lymphocytes, such as differentiation in the BM, migration to the peripheral organs and antigen-induced activation.

Only by multi-dimensional analysis of gene expression across a multitude of microarray studies in both species, was it possible to get an idea of the transcriptomic flexibility i.e. the proportion of genes showing tissue specific or differential expression under various abiotic stress conditions.

Tightly regulated expression and interaction of a multitude of genes for ovarian folliculogenesis could be regulated by these miRNAs.

All of these steady state cyclic changes are controlled by tightly regulated expression and interaction of a multitude of genes in different compartments of the ovary (oocyte, cumulus granulosa, mural granulosa cells and theca cells) to facilitate oocyte development [ 2].