Sentence examples for greatly expressed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, under inflammatory conditions, endogenous NT is highly expressed in either the presence or absence of exogenous NT, while NTR1 and NTR2 are greatly expressed in the presence of LPS, but when NT is present, their expression returns to control levels.

Mi-nlp-3 and Mi-nlp-12 were greatly expressed (in qRT-PCR assay) in the pre-parasitic juveniles and adult females, suggesting the association of these genes in host recognition, development and reproduction of M. incognita.

Beta-catenin was greatly expressed in both sphere models.

CXCR-4 is greatly expressed on malignant breast cancer cells in comparison to normal epithelial cells (Müller et al, 2001).

Kinesin spindle protein is greatly expressed in proliferating over non-proliferating cells and in tumour tissue relative to normal tissue (Hegde et al, 2003).

Macrophages have already been described as potent protease producers [ 57] and MMP9 has been found overexpressed in breast cancer [ 58, 59] and greatly expressed by M2 macrophages [ 60].

For our study, we used HT-1080 fibrosarcoma tumors for imaging blood vessels, which greatly expresses VEGF/VPF under both normoxic and hypoxic conditions [21].

It was suggested that H incorporation into a-IGZO always results in surface OH bond formation where conversion of H atoms to H+ ions (i.e., donor ions) increases the carrier concentration greatly as expressed in the following equation: H ads) + Zn2+ + O2- (in a-IGZO) → H+(in lattice) + Zn2+ + O2- + e- → OH- (in a-IGZO) + Zn2+ + e-9.

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According to this criteria, those whose abundance changed 2 fold or greater were considered as greatly differentially expressed proteins.

As shown in Fig. 4, in control animals dendritic length varied greatly when expressed as a function of different distances from soma.