Sentence examples for genes or compounds from inspiring English sources
Use of genes or compounds to inhibit DNA damage in order to facilitate reprogramming may increase the risk of tumorigenicity of resulting iPS cells.
In such cases, researchers want to quickly find only RNAi constructs, genes, or compounds similar to the expected pattern.
Query nodes (genes or compounds) separated by one edge are added to a growing sub-network that may consist of several components.
It is thus the first integrative behavioral readout for metabolism in an invertebrate, which can be used in high-throughput screens for genes or compounds regulating diuresis, gastrointestinal physiology, ion transport, and their neural, nutritional, and reproductive control.
This KGML representation of a pathway is an XML file that contains a list of nodes (genes, proteins or compounds) and edges (reactions or relations).
Thus, the identification of genes, enzymes or compounds whose expression and/or production are altered by salt stress can perhaps aid in the breeding of salt tolerant cultivars [ 14- 17].
The integrated Mapper module maps 12 types of gene or protein IDs, and 21 types of compound or metabolite related IDs to standard KEGG gene or compound IDs, and also maps between these external IDs.
Given that RIP140 is likely to be a difficult metabolic target to finely tune it would be necessary to screen for compounds that modify the recruitment of RIP140 to specific nuclear receptors at a subset of genes, or alternatively, compounds that can alter its binding to other components of the transcriptional machinery, such as histone modifying enzymes.
Further examination of IKKα using gene therapy or compounds that selectively enhance its functions in vivo is worthy of investigation in HD animal models.
The most well-known locally acting modification occurs when there are two disease-causing variants in the same sarcomeric gene (homozygosity or compound heterozygosity).
We validated the Tg(Flk1:eGFP) tadpoles as a model for molecular lymphangiogenesis studies, using gene knockdown or compound inhibition of factors critically involved in lymphatic development (Prox1, VEGF-C, VEGFR-3).
