Sentence examples for genes to keep from inspiring English sources

"They help cells remember what genes to keep on, and what genes can never be turned on," said Bradley Bernstein of Harvard University.

The wisdom includes how to organize a lab to keep insects free of disease and contamination, how to create untainted artificial diets and when to add wild genes to keep a colony healthy.

"We still don't know what is happening in this case with how NURF regulates genes to keep stem cells from changing," Matunis said.

Brock, 6 feet 2, 154 pounds, certainly has the genes to keep running faster and faster.

Overrepresentation of nGCO genes in the duplicated group demonstrates that selective pressure on genes to keep their order is more relaxed after a duplication event.

It has been speculated that these families of closely related non-rearranging immunoreceptors have evolved to include large numbers of duplicated genes to keep pace with rapidly changing ligands.

The researchers surmise that a key protein in the clock network binds to the NFIL3 gene to keep the production of TH17 cells synchronized with periods of light and darkness.

Another disadvantage of this method is that a virus package has limited space for a foreign gene to keep infectivity.

For instance, consider the case of a bacterium that contains more than one "public good" gene; to keep with the previous example, consider these code the expression of two different exoenzymes that break down two different polysaccharides releasing nutrients to the environment.

Such selection could possibly act to minimize contradicting regulatory signals caused by, e.g., spurious expression of transcription factor genes, or to keep different cellular states/processes well separated from a regulatory point of view.

First, recent duplicated genes are submitted to high loss and gain of introns [ 63], second, two orthologous genes tend to keep the same gene structure and only a relatively small number of species-specific introns are observed [ 64] and, third, slowly evolving conserved genes are also subject to an elevated rate of intron gain but tend to conserve their introns [ 43].