Sentence examples for have hallmarks from inspiring English sources

Dolly was cloned from an adult sheep's cell, and so her cells could have hallmarks of age that would be characteristic of an animal as old as the combined life-spans of Dolly plus her cell donor.

While the timetable is unusual, the cases themselves have hallmarks common to capital cases in America.

Importantly, these livers do not have hallmarks of oxidative stress, such as accumulation of lipid hydroperoxides, protein carbonyls or a shift in the GSH GSSG redox couple [ 34].

These data, in conjunction with immunofluorescence studies, reveal that INS-GFP+ cells generated with two distinct but related protocols [ 11, 12] have hallmarks of immature endocrine cells.

Yet, by and large, crystallographic structures of TCR pMHC interfaces do not have hallmarks of high-affinity complexes: the interfaces tend to be relatively flat, with poor packing, suboptimal surface complementarity and buried water molecules [ 5].

Other EMT transcription factors, Snail1/2 (Slug) and Twist also have been correlated with poor survival in GI cancers (Table 1) as have hallmarks of EMT such as increased vimentin and fibronectin (Table 1).

CTT secretome members have hallmark amino-terminal signal sequences that can be readily identified using secondary structure prediction tools [ 14].

The mature enzyme regions have hallmark features which distinguish A01.004/041 subfamily members from classical APs such as pepsin.

Many patients with both PDD and DLB have hallmark changes in the brain, including plaques and tangles that are associated with AD.

GMPPB-CMS patients have hallmark myasthenic features fluctuating fatigable muscle weakness and decrement of compound muscle action potential on repetitive nerve stimulation.

So if frailty also has hallmarks of inflammation, that would seem to fit the pattern, Dr. Lipsitz said.