Sentence examples for have the same pathway from inspiring English sources

The presence of a new league is cause for celebration in itself; women now have the same pathway as men.

For instance, do patients with KLHL3 and0V A494T494T Gordon's syndrome have the same CUL3/KLHL3/WNK/SPAK/NCC pathway abnormalities as those with KLHL3 L387P?

In México, it has been reported the use of A. muricata, A. glabra, and A. cherimola as antidiabetic species [ 18], which suggested to us that A. macroprophyllata is an interesting species to study, since it may have the same metabolic pathways that synthesize the compounds as the other members of the genus and thus may show their therapeutic properties.

Prevotella denticola and Prevotella melaninogenica have the same histidine degradation pathway as Prevotella intermedia does and they also lost most of the gene in the hisitidine biosynthesis pathway except histidinol-phosphate aminotransferase which generate L-histidinol phosphate with the translocation of an amino group from Imidazole-acetol phosphate to L-glutamate.

Birds, which also eat fruits, don't have the same biochemical pain pathway, so they don't suffer at all from capsaicin.

Background: Do proteins that have the same structure fold by the same pathway even when they are unrelated in sequence?

Although the numbers of essential genes in the five strains are slightly different, these essential genes have the same number of pathways (Table  1).

Arabinan, mannan, and galactan were assumed to have the same reactions and conversion pathways as xylan.

For example, not all plants have the same nucleotide sugar biosynthetic pathways.

In our case, if two pathways have the same frame-id value, regardless of the database, then this frame-id refers to the same pathway.

For example, it is possible that a pathway documented in a pathway database consists of several sub-pathways, and only alterations of genes within a sub-pathway have the same or a similar role in cancer development, and the genes within the other sub-pathways might be irrelevant to, or have other roles, in the disease mechanism.