When she writes that "bubble play" — dolphins' apparently learned habit of entertaining themselves by blowing bubble rings from their blowholes — bears "all the hallmarks of the expression and transmission of culture," one strains hopefully to believe her.
One of the main objectives of this study was to investigate the hallmarks of gene expression profiles of primed microglia isolated from mouse models for aging and neurodegeneration.
87– 91 These events have been best elucidated in a human embryonic FXS stem cell line that recapitulates the developmental hallmarks of gene expression.
This makes the cfDNA fragmentation pattern a promising source of biomarkers and further studies should examine the hallmarks of gene expression regulation in cfDNA fragmentation patterns.
Thus, we may conclude from these studies that the enrichment in H3K9me3 may be a hallmark of gene expression activation by NFI.
While this group of genes has many of the hallmarks of canonical VSG/ESAG expression from ESs, it should be noted that in many cases their signal levels in PF were substantially above background; suggesting that the genes are actively transcribed in PF, but the mRNAs are less stable than in BF.
Loss of E-cadherin (CDH1) expression is one of the hallmarks of EMT, as CDH1 expression is one of the important features of the epithelial phenotype.
The authors determined that the induction of HSP25/27 expression levels and the change in the pattern of expression were hallmarks of the response of the allograft to CAN-related hypoxia and oxidative stress.
Certainly Mr Yamamoto's process from painstakingly creating the repetitive designs, to inviting volunteers to destroy them after the exhibitions, and finally returning the salt used back to the sea bears the hallmarks of a meticulous, ritualistic expression of loss.
