Sentence examples for in distinct strains from inspiring English sources

Different isoforms of Ly108 are expressed differentially in distinct strains of mice, and their relative ratio seems to affect B-cell tolerance and survival (Keszei et al., 2011; Wang et al., 2010).

Here, we investigate the timing and pattern of pre-foraging behavior in distinct strains of bees to (1) determine if a general pattern of temporal DOL exists in honey bees, (2) to demonstrate a direct genetic impact on temporal pacing, and (3) to further elucidate the mechanisms controlling foraging initiation.

A recent Swedish study with samples from different parts of Sweden showed that the viral G protein sequences were highly similar [ 30] and could not be divided into distinct strains while in Denmark extensive sequence divergence (11%) of the G protein gene was found in recurrent outbreaks in closed herds [ 19].

Overall, our findings demonstrate strain-specific patterns of ultrasonic calls that may represent different lexicons, or innate variations in complex vocal repertoires, in genetically distinct strains of mice.

We report the first whole transcriptome RNAseq analysis of the wine-associated lactic acid bacterium Oenococcus oeni using a combination of reference-based mapping and de novo transcript assembly in three distinct strains during malolactic fermentation in Cabernet Sauvignon wine.

A single G169D mutation in the mouse Bcg gene sequence results in 2 distinct strains, namely Bcgs (s-sensitive) and Bcgr (r-resistant), differing significantly in their susceptibility to early stage tuberculosis infection and their response to intravesical instillation of BCG for bladder tumor treatment [ 23, 24].

The basic question of the evolution of prokaryotes into eukaryotes often rated the second major evolutionary mystery, after the origin of life is thought to involve a complex series of partnerships in which distinct strains of bacteria entered each others' bodies, merged symbiotically, and traded genes.

The pathogenic mechanism of NAGs is multifarious; there are several virulence factors in genetically distinct strains.

This inhibition was observed in two distinct strains of cancer-prone genetically engineered mice whose females undergo mammary carcinogenesis.

The deduced amino acids from the Norwegian sequences separated in two distinct strains called A and B. The occurrence of the A and B strains overlapped both temporarily and geographically.

The unique dualistic nature of R. felis, in which distinct strains employ different transmission routes for sustained infection of arthropod populations, makes this an ideal model organism for studying rickettsial determinants of transmission and pathogenicity.