Sentence examples for imprint characteristics from inspiring English sources
A pattern size dependent change of the imprint characteristics was observed during the imprint under high-shear into thin layers.
Interplay between intrinsic processes and extrinsic mutagenic exposure may thus imprint a characteristic mutational landscape on tumors.
Likewise, all the BWS samples were hypomethylated at the cardinal locus KCNQ1OT1, but one sample (BWS-SIMPLE3) showed hypomethylation at multiple imprinting loci, characteristic of MLMD.
In 1982, the rural economy was still imprinted with the characteristics of the collective economy; thus, the heads of households were normally young people who made up the main labor force.
Out of 23 samples investigated in the laboratory, 14 of the 16 touch imprint samples presented characteristic conidia when observed under a microscope and two of them were doubtful; none of the cotton swabs were inspected under a microscope prior to culture.
They have been shown to leave a characteristic imprint on the panel of genes expressed by the tumors [ 18], with BRCA1-dependent tumors exhibiting a transcriptional profile similar to the basal subtype of tumors [ 19].
Therefore, in the present study, we used the discarded embryos to establish hESC lines and then compare the biological characteristics, imprinted gene expression, DNA methylation and X chromosome between the hESC lines with normal and abnormal karyotypes.
A publication predicting imprinted genes based on sequence characteristics suggests that imprinted loci in the human genome number as high as 156 (Luedi et al. 2007).
Lorenz argued that one of the unique characteristics of imprinting was that it involved learning the characteristics of an entire species.
It is probable that homing by sea turtles is dependent on imprinting of some chemical characteristics of the natal beach in the hatchling stages.
Our study focused on finding out how human activities have impacted the soil environment imprinted in its geochemical characteristics.
