Sentence examples for growth of expression from inspiring English sources

Motivation: With the exponential growth of expression and protein protein interaction (PPI) data, the frontier of research in systems biology shifts more and more to the integrated analysis of these large datasets.

To handle a large number of expression experiments (420 total) and associated manipulations to screen for total and soluble expression in E. coli, the recombinational cloning, transformation, growth of expression cultures and cell lysis and filtration separation of insoluble protein were performed in 96-well plate format.

In London there's been a huge growth of alternative expressions of Judaism outside traditional synagogue communities.

The evidence stands up: while attendance at Sunday services declines, midweek attendance (especially at cathedrals) has doubled in a decade, and the continued growth of "Fresh expressions" of church (such as pub church, skater-park church and Rock Mass to name but a few) mean more choice.

The over-expression of AtCHR23 increases the variability of growth and expression variability of subsets of genes in populations of identical plants.

The greatest difference between the LT and RT sites is observed when looking at the growth rate dependence of expression.

The processes of cell growth and expression of foreign gene products both compete for the use of various intracellular resources for the biosynthesis, of amino acids, nucleotides as well as metabolic energy.

Vectors indicate the direction of maximum growth of the gene expression at each sample point.

We have shown that, after optimization of the Chlamydomonas growth media, expression of the CYC6 promoter is strongly induced by non-toxic concentrations of Ni, or, to lower levels, of a specific Cu chelator, such as TETA.

Limited bacterial growth and expression of regulators of virulence factors leads to a finely controlled expression of cell-active toxins insuring intracellular bacterial survival.

Among the growth factors, expression of mRNA of genes that encode for GDNF, FGF2, GM-CSF and TGF-β1 was significantly higher in cumulus cells than in oocytes.