Sentence examples for incomplete deletion from inspiring English sources

To exclude the possibility that Ap4-deficient tumoroids grew due to incomplete deletion of Ap4, the complete deletion of Ap4 was confirmed by genomic PCR (Supplementary Fig. 4d).

The inability of anti-CD25 treatment to completely restore the anti-AAV antibody response may reflect incomplete deletion of CD25+ T cells in lymphoid organs or involvement of CD25-negative regulatory cells53.

Expression of the epitope in a fraction of hematopoietic cells, including all major types of antigen-presenting cells (APCs), led to profound yet incomplete deletion of these T cells.

In the CKO mouse line the Cre-recombinase is expressed in a mosaic fashion in the eye [48] leading to an incomplete deletion of Dicer in the retina with most of the RGCs for example still Dicer-positive [27].

This could be due to differences between fetal and adult hematopoiesis in the contribution of different Egr family members to the generation of iNKT cells, or to an incomplete deletion of Egr-2 in our conditional knockouts.

This was due to incomplete deletion of autoreactive T-cells during development, a process that requires intact TCR signaling [32].

Despite incomplete Hif1a deletion primary and secondary SFE was reduced in Hif1a-deleted cells by 2.53-fold and 2.30-fold at the primary and secondary generations, respectively.

The appearance of a few primary hair placodes might be explained by incomplete TAK1 deletion at E15.5.

Note that in some cases, Meox-Cre gave rise to incomplete (mosaic) deletion of the Pik3c3flox allele, so the offsprings are further back crossed with C57/B6 mice to obtain Pik3c3+/- heterozygous mice on the C57/B6 background.

Rare clusters of Sox2-positive goblet cells were observed in some large airways of Sox2Δ/Δ lungs, where they were associated with incomplete Sox2 deletion (asterisk in Fig. 4D), while inflammation was evident in both control and Sox2Δ/Δ mice.

This milder phenotype could be due to restricted or incomplete Nav1.1 deletion by Ppp1r2-Cre, as discussed by the authors (18).