Sentence examples for genes by which from inspiring English sources
Two main genes by which the virus develops cancer are Tax and HBZ; playing an essential role in angiogenesis in regulating viral transcription and modulating multiple host factors as well as apoptosis pathways.
Normally, the functional studies of miRNAs need to focus on their target genes by which miRNAs regulate cell functions [ 33].
The target genes by which Mxi1 exerts its effect on the cell cycle progression are still not identified.
After removing outliers from training samples, we were able to identify more predominant classifier genes by which independent validation samples were correctly classified with higher accuracy.
In graphical Gaussian models, partial correlations are used as a measure of independence of any two genes, by which direct interactions are distinguished from indirect interactions.
Therefore, epigenetic alterations may be an important link between the environment and genes by which obese parents transmit deleterious conditions to their children.
GO terms are dynamically-structured control vocabulary that can be applied to describe functions of genes and by which genes can be classified into three major categories, namely biological process, molecular function, and cellular component, and their sub-categories [ 34].
In her mid-forties, she is offered the test to determine whether she has the gene, by which time, she and her devoted husband have a daughter and a sixteen year old son who has just got his girlfriend pregnant.
One loxP5171 element was inserted into the HindIII site in intron 10 of the NR1 gene by which this site was destroyed for diagnostic purposes.
have reported on the structure and analyzed the promoter of a murine ICAD gene, by which they demonstrated that a 118-bp flanking region of the ICAD gene is required for its transcription [ 16].
We then performed stringent quality control for 666 target gene by which we selected only high coverage genes that were sequenced coding-region based on the public database (db).
