Sentence examples for genomic processes associated from inspiring English sources
We conducted whole-genome resequencing of two samples of the same Bd isolate, differing only in passage history, to identify genomic processes associated with virulence attenuation.
Recent findings suggest that the mechanism by which Sirt6 might impact on the genomic instability processes associated with aging is through its activity as an H3K9 and/or H3K56 deacetylase in telomeric regions (Michishita et al., 2008; Yuan et al., 2009).
These data also indicate genomic processes potentially associated with the adaptation of these lineages into strikingly different habitats.
Indel events necessarily entail prior DNA breakage and refusion, processes associated with genomic shock [ 9, 10], a consequence of which can be the induction of local single nucleotide polymorphisms.
Due to their proximity, they may be co-regulated with the lncRNA genes and thus may suggest biological processes associated with these genomic regions.
DNA breakage/repair processes associated with genome compaction are introduced as a novel factor potentially favoring intron gain, since all non-canonical introns were found in a lineage of ray-finned fishes that experienced genomic downsizing.
Interestingly, in addition to their function in ribosomal maturation, snoRNA species or their derivates have been implicated in processes associated to alternative splicing events [ 21] and genomic imprinting [ 22].
Identification of the genetic/genomic changes that drive biological processes associated with cancer onset or progression assists in the development of therapeutics targeting the affected proteins or their downstream consequences[ 1- 4].
JMJD2 lysine demethylases (KDMs) participate in diverse genomic processes.
Oncogene activation and genomic instability associated with this process may play a role in tumor initiation and/or progression.
Numerous studies indicate that, in the setting of WRN deficiency, dysfunctional telomeres trigger the onset of premature aging phenotypes, suggesting a link between increased telomere dysfunction and the genomic instability associated with the aging process (d'Adda di Fagagna et al 2003; Takai et al 2003; Smogorzewska and de Lange 2004; Chang et al 2004; Du et al 2004).
