Sentence examples for genomic study that from inspiring English sources

To examine the evolutionary diversity of Otop and Ush1g and their larger genomic context in vertebrates, we performed a comprehensive comparative genomic study that analyzed 25 available genome sequences (from fish to human) and sequenced bacterial artificial-chromosome (BAC) clones from seven species.

Especially useful was a recent genomic study that identified distinctive transcriptional profiles in astrocytes from in vitro model systems as well as primary astrocytes; these experiments produced a list of 85 astrocyte-specific candidate genes [ 25].

Forty-three patients were also part of a previous genomic study that led to the identification of a 38-gene expression node-positive prognostic signature (Jézéquel et al, 2008).

To our knowledge, this is the first genomic study that analysed the molecular mechanisms of RA-related chondrocyte dysfunction and regeneration in response to treatment with commonly used antirheumatic drugs.

Comparative genomic studies that included the first archaeal genome that was sequenced, Methanococcus jannaschii, resulted in arguable conclusions [ 25].

We also thank the families who participated in the genomic studies that made this research possible.

Finally, we examine the molecular genomic studies that revealed the importance of the tumor microenvironment in the pathogenesis of DLBCL.

This observation is also consistent with the findings of several genomic studies that indicate that clones responsible for relapse are often present at diagnosis or mutated to a resistant phenotype through intrinsic genomic instability rather than treatment exposures [15, 16].

This is in agreement with observations from genomic studies that have found that early mRNA expression modulations of cytokines and apoptotic genes were associated with deleterious outcomes (mortality, secondary infections) [29, 30].

This program is designed for functional genomic studies that generate large number of gene list.

This results in loss of follow-up information that is essential for genomic studies that address long-term outcomes.