Sentence examples for in common expression from inspiring English sources

Thus, the nonstandard translation system of ciliates requires additional research before any protein of interest is expressed because the expression of ciliate proteins in common expression systems using Escherichia coli or yeast will result in premature polypeptide chain termination.

Since it's the Bowery as the Bowery was then (but is almost no more), proprietor Hope (Stephen Quimette) is a drunk when "alcoholic" wasn't a word in common expression and Alcoholics Anonymous was a couple of decades in the future.

However, synthetic genes offer an alternative for heterologous protein expression in common expression systems [ 77].

Besides sharing the same type of symptoms with unclear aetiology, patients with both IBS, CIPO, ED and pSS have in common expression of high serum titres of antibodies against gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) [ 3, 9- 11].

Some of the genes in the common expression profile have been previously identified in other signatures of prognostic relevance (e.g. proliferation-associated genes) and are likely to be regulated by multiple oncogenic pathways.

To evaluate the performance of the cspA promoter for production of our metagenomic proteins, recombinant expression was tested in three common expression strains: BL21CodonPlus DE3 RIL, ArcticExpress DE3 RIL and Rosetta2 DE3 pLysS (Fig.  3a).

Transcripts specifically involved in infection-induced labor were identified by subtracting from the list of differentially regulated genes in group A those with common expression in groups B and C. Results: In group A 68 differentially expressed transcripts (≥2-fold upregulation or downregulation) were identified.

Likewise, the common expression in the extremities could be the result of cell turnover in these tissues to which both transgenes should respond.

"No money, no mission" is a common expression in the field.

All in all, the most common expression was and is some version of 'I miss you'," Ahern says.

There is a very common expression in French, which is almost a direct translation: Faites comme chez vous; when they say it they mean it.