Sentence examples for gene expression altered from inspiring English sources
Qureshi et al. [45] reviewed that owing to gene expression altered under stress, qualitative and quantitative changes in proteins are obvious.
In plants, phenotypic variation in polyploids might be due to changes in gene expression, altered regulatory interactions, and rapid genetic and epigenetic changes [2].
Over 70 genes had their gene expression altered in primary osteoblasts following tenofovir exposure.
These include abnormal gene expression, altered signal transduction, and activation a number of secondary messenger pathways which lead to cell death and cardiac fibrosis [ 11- 13].
The observation of cell cycle and cell division related gene expression, altered by endoreduplication, was suggested to play a role in the maintenance of the single-celled structure of seed hairs.
Oxidative stress, induced by reactive oxygen and nitrogen species derived from hyperglycemia, causes abnormal gene expression, altered signal transduction, and the activation of pathways leading to programmed myocardial cell deaths.
The researchers predict that this helps nerve-free polyps to survive, perhaps by making the skin cells more sensitive and responsive to external stimuli, but it's still not clear how, or if, the changes in gene expression alter cell function in any way.
Therefore, a mutation on PBX1 could potentially modify NUDT7 gene expression, altering the peroxisome capacity for fatty acids oxidation.
Genetic perturbations that abolish this pulse of gene expression alter the way that cells decelerate growth, turning an abrupt stop into a gradual one.
It has been documented that these elements not only contribute to the shaping and reshaping of their host genomes, but also play significant roles in regulating gene expression, altering gene function, and creating new genes.
Other gene expressions altered in the affected tissues were related to flavonoid, glucosinolates or alkaloid synthesis (Tables 1 and 2), although their exact function is still poorly understood.
