Sentence examples for expression support from inspiring English sources
Whether T. urticae ABC genes that lacked expression support in the existing data are expressed at low levels, in highly restricted expression domains, or alternatively are expressed under specific environmental conditions (i.e., host plants not included in this analysis), remains to be determined.
Associations among inflammatory cytokines and zinc transporter and metallothionein gene expression support an interrelationship between zinc homeostasis and inflammation in type 2 DM.
In contrast to sporadic NETs, the occurrence of these lesions in FAP and their high levels of nuclear β-catenin expression support a pathogenic role for the adenomatous polyposis coli/β-catenin pathway.
Similarities in gene expression support the pancreatic duct as the origin of adenocarcinomas.
These two sets of results, using two different prostate-specific promoter transgene systems to drive CreER(T2) recombinase expression, support the idea that the developmental stage at which Pten is excised can affect the pace of prostate tumorigenesis.
The significant effects of intrathecal propentofylline administration on mechanical allodynia and GFAP and phopho-p38 expression support the established hypothesis that spinal cord mechanisms are integral for the maintenance of persistent and chronic pain.
Interestingly, silencing ROR1 leads to an increase in Wnt5a and ROR2 expression, supporting a more invasive phenotype of melanoma cells.
TERT promoter mutations are shown to correlate with elevated mRNA expression, supporting a role in telomerase reactivation.
We detected differential CD9 methylation in 450K methylation array analyses of primary neuroblastomas, and CD9 hypermethylation was associated with reduced CD9 expression, supporting epigenetic regulation.
The consistency with the RORbeta gene expression supports this area delineation.
Morphological changes, anchorage-independent growth and E-cadherin expression supported speculation that NAT1 knock-down alters cell-cell contact inhibition.
