Sentence examples for genomic expression changes from inspiring English sources

Berry, D. B. & Gasch, A. P. Stress-activated genomic expression changes serve a preparative role for impending stress in yeast.

It is well documented that SAGE may inconsistently detect low abundance transcripts leaving small genomic expression changes induced by the experimental model or disease undetected.

This contention is supported by the concomitant down-regulation of the Stat3 inhibitor PIAS3 which inhibits the DNA activity of Stat3 therefore shutting down part of Stat3-mediated genomic expression changes.

Of more relevance are the three studies by Elliott et al in 2003, Becker et al and Tang et al, which in addition to characterizing genomic changes in response to chemical kindling (pilocarpine: Elliott, Becker; kainic acid: Tang), directly compared the genomic expression changes with certain physiological and disease states.

Microarray studies may analyse genomic expression pattern changes induced by an siRNA or shRNA, but even for these single-target tools, multiple changes will arise secondary to the silencing of the single intended gene.

The present study extends our knowledge of the pace and process of CenH3 evolution by evaluating genomic and expression changes in three diverse angiosperm genera.

The finding that the MIN-Os already have the major genomic and expression changes that have previously been associated with tumorigenesis is consistent with observations in human breast cancer [ 3, 4].

In this study we have used array-comparative genomic hybridization (array-CGH) and gene expression profiling (GEP) technology to assess the genomic and gene expression changes in radiation-induced breast tumors.

Through an integrative approach analyzing genomic and gene expression changes in relation to in vivo growth aggressiveness, Mathieu et al. [ 166] found that genomic loss of Spry1 and Spry2 along with altered expression of some other genes was associated with a more aggressive melanoma phenotype.

Such a finding would be of particular importance for studies of human evolution, where, despite intensive effort, the identification of genomic or mRNA expression changes underlying human-specific phenotypic features has been a daunting and hitherto largely elusive task [13], [14].

Examples of the DMRs with the methylation changes of the genomic region and expression changes of the linked gene are shown in Fig.  5.