Sentence examples for genetic manner from inspiring English sources
To evaluate this in a genetic manner, we generated compound Sox2 heterozygous (Sox2-het) and p27 null mice.
Incorporation of viral DNA may interfere with the normal sequence of human DNA bases, in a genetic manner, or cause secondary epigenetic changes such as gene promoter methylation or histone acetylation.
As Heinz Penzlin rightly pointed out, this process of learning is based on acquired and preserved information, which also changes with experience, and "which can be passed on from one to the other in a non-genetic manner through observation and imitation, through teaching and learning.
To identify miRNAs related to type 2 diabetes in a non-genetic manner, we studied 571 human miRNAs in skeletal muscle from 11 pairs of MZ twins discordant for type 2 diabetes.
In this manner, genetic transfer becomes communication in information space with its own forms of ambiguities, implicates and future explicates.
These findings suggest that the HCV transgene accelerated inflammation-associated hepatocarcinogenesis in a host genetic background-dependent manner.
This study demonstrates that the HCV transgene accelerated inflammation-associated hepatocarcinogenesis in vivo in a host genetic background-dependent manner, thus emphasizing the significance of the host genotype in HCV manifestations.
We demonstrated, for the first time, that a transgene expressing the whole HCV polyprotein accelerates inflammation-associated hepatocarcinogenesis in vivo in a host genetic background-dependent manner: only in the N2 generation and only in females.
To gain molecular insights associated with these differences, we inquire if prohibitin modulates fatty acid composition in a genetic background-specific manner.
Our work demonstrates that the NRARP protein is required, in a genetic background dependent manner, for anterior posterior somite patterning in mice.
In this manner, genetic cardiomyopathies can be differentiated from phenocopies, such as hypertensive heart disease, athlete's heart, and storage/metabolic disorders.
