Sentence examples for genes that differ from inspiring English sources

We derived a proliferation signature from in vitro microarray studies based only on genes that differ in expression in different parts of the cell cycle (Whitfield et al, 2002; Chang et al, 2004).

In particular, Dave Gilmour's recent EMBO paper clearly shows that there are different classes of genes that differ in the role of the +1 nucleosome.

Moreover, the correlation between differences in gene expression between amplified and unamplified samples for different tumors is weak, suggesting that genes that differ through amplification depend on the sample rather than on systematic changes from amplification.

The statistical criterion is correctly identifying genes that differ between groups, but the perturbations that causes these differences represent a mixture of biological and technical effects.

We then compared these genes affected by human and chimpanzee diet differences in mouse to the 1,169 orthologous genes that differ in expression when human and chimpanzee livers are compared [13].

MHC genes that differ at ABS produce molecules that effectively bind and present different antigens to T cells.

The bead method focuses directly on the genes that differ between the normal and a diseased population.

One use of the beads is to compare large sets of genes that differ in only a few genes of interest, for example, those that are active in the normal and cancerous versions of a cell.

They focused on seven genes that differ slightly according to the plants' geographic origins.

75,245 genes that differ in abundance between groups can be grouped into 66 clusters representing cognate bacterial species; 28 are enriched in patients and 38 in control individuals.

The team is now investigating how brain development may be linked to genes that differ between Neandertals and modern humans, working with the Max Planck researchers who sequenced the Neandertal genome.