Sentence examples for genes or complexes from inspiring English sources

It would be an interesting question in comparative genomics whether there are any other genes or complexes whose functional roles in regulating recombination hotspots are conserved among species.

Conversely, the archaeal affiliation (Aravind et al. 1998) of energy metabolism (oxidative phosphorylation) suggests that particular genes or complexes involved in respiration were acquired from the Archaea to confer some niche-specific adaptation (Boucher et al. 2003).

The modifications can be simple reporter genes or complex cassettes with gene switches, cell-specific promoters, and multiple transgenes.

They can be simple reporter genes or complex cassettes with gene switches, cell specific promoters and multiple transgenes.

These results suggest that other genes or complex signal pathways might be related to the development of aspirin hypersensitivity in asthmatics.

A particular advantage is that cassette exchange events can be performed for comparative gene expression analysis in an identical genomic context to compare individual genes, or complex recombinant constructs, subject to varying genomic influences on transgene expression.

Proteins, for instance, can be part of extensive complexes, such as transcription factor complexes for the combinatorial control of their target genes or proteasome complexes for protein degradation.

No single gene or complex multigene tumor expression profile showed any independent significant association with either ORR or PFS.

Such patterns were surprising, because they would suggest that the shape of these modules should be mostly controlled by a single major gene or complex of gene, an unexpected results for traits known to be highly multigenic [ 22, 25, 26].

BLUP and segregation analysis methods were equally efficient when selecting against a disease with single gene or complex polygene inheritance, i.e. knowledge about the mode of inheritance of the disease was not needed for efficient selection against the disease.

Some genes or gene complexes are transmitted from parents to offspring at a greater-than-Mendelian rate, and can spread and persist in populations even if they cause some harm to the individuals carrying them.