Sentence examples for expression of redundant from inspiring English sources
Mechanisms linking a smaller genome to increased fitness may be (i) the potential replicative advantages smaller genomes have over larger genomes, and (ii) reduced expression of redundant protein, leading to more efficient production of virions and hereby contributing to within-host competitive fitness.
Expression values of redundant probes are averaged (arithmetic mean) in the colour boxes.
To further illustrate the strategy, a novel redundant actuation maglev system is then demonstrated, and a simplified expression of the redundant control strategy is investigated for the maglev system.
Religion, in Hegel's view, does not make the aesthetic expression of freedom redundant; indeed, it is often the source of the greatest art.
First, it is apparent that down-regulating expression of the redundant transcripts affects progeny production by delaying the end of eclipse and the start of virion assembly.
Alternatively, differential expression of functionally redundant molecules in the fast and slow fibers could be the reason for the Lmod3 PB/PB phenotype, because Tmod4 has been shown to be able to replace Lmod3 function in Xenopus (Nworu et al., 2015).
If so, one expects at least some co-expression of the redundant genes.
As miR-29 blocks expression of the multiple, redundant BH3-only proteins, this miRNA is able to inhibit apoptosis more potently than the loss of any single BH3-only protein alone.
Affymetrix three-prime expression microarrays contain thousands of redundant probe sets that interrogate different regions of the same gene.
If you put a lot of redundant expressions on your face, it's like taking a piece of paper and scribbling all over it — full of scribble, the whole piece of paper.
The transient nature of seizures in BFNE might be attributable to developmental progression of KCNQ expression patterns, compensation through the activation of redundant components of a neural network, or expression of compensatory mechanisms such as gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) receptors which mature as the neonate develops.
