Sentence examples for genes and especially from inspiring English sources

The complexity of genes (and especially their interaction with the external environment), disqualify them from being the currency of new distributive justice.

As qPbm11 is found on chromosome 11, further studies are required to clarify its relationship with other known R genes, and especially the panicle blast resistance gene Pb1, whose locus is located in the qPbm11 region.

Some of the small RNAs are localized in biologically or clinically relevant regions, between key metabolic or virulence genes and especially within pathogenicity islands as well as within the methicillin-resistance element.

The failure of atm to regulate hormone-responsive genes and especially PIN4 might increase auxin levels in atm root tips due to the absence of a focused PIN4-driven auxin sink in the first columella tier [185], and therefore influence stem cell fate.

These are enriched in approximately 40% of mammalian promoter genes, and especially in housekeeping and tumor suppressor genes.

This response involves an mRNA levels increase of amino acid biosynthesis genes and especially oxidative stress related genes.

Mutations outside the coding region, partial deletions of the gene and especially genetic heterogeneity may contribute to this phenomenon [ 46].

To further study the gene space and especially the genes clustered in islands in more detail, we considered gene islands as multiple genes located on the same BAC or overlapping BACs, i.e. separated by less than 150 kb.

In recent years, the use of multi-gene approaches, and especially gene concatenation, is becoming the method of choice in most studies aiming to elucidate the evolutionary relationships among a group of species [2].

CpG methylation in genomic DNA plays an important role in gene regulation and especially in gene silencing, and generally, the promoter region of a transcribed gene is hypomethylated (Bird 1992).

Methylation of cytosine in genomic DNA plays an important role in gene regulation, and especially in gene silencing (Bird, 1992), and generally the promoter region of a transcribed gene is hypomethylated (Wolffe et al, 1999; Stirzaker et al, 2004).