Sentence examples for inserted human from inspiring English sources

TODAY'S BIOTECH MANUFACTURERS make human protein drugs in bacterial or animal cells into which they have inserted human genes.

Thus to improve the immunization procedure, we inserted human PrP (hPrP) into an adenovirus vector that brings foreign Th specific for capsid proteins and may be potent in generating antibody CD4+ and CD8+ CTL responses against both the viral antigens and the transgene [30].

To investigate the increased invasiveness of gliomas with Rictor mTORC2 signaling pathway overexpression, Bashir and colleagues [ 76] inserted human Rictor transgene strains into mice.

After 24 h, the pcDNA3 vector with an inserted human LTGF-β1 gene was transiently transfected to HEK293T cells using Lipofectamine 2000.

We first linealized pMCP using the BamH1 endonuclease restriction enzyme and then inserted human AR cDNA to generate a 10 kbp pMCP.hAR.

The AAV-hUGT1a1 vector used in this study is based on AAV type 2 backbone in which the inserted human UGT1a1 cDNA is under the transcriptional control of the strong, constitutive cytomegalovirus (CMV) immediate early promoter.

President Bush and his aides say the Democrats are wrong to insert human rights conditions in an aid package that the administration thinks is vital for a government in a death struggle with drug cartels.

For example, it includes YouTube and MySpace, which are about as cool as one of those "animals do the darndest things" shows -- which, if you insert "human", they very much resemble.

Myers defends the creation of chimeras as "legitimate and useful scientific research," such as when scientists insert human genes into mice to create "an animal model of Down syndrome, so that, for example, we could figure out exactly what gene overdose is causing the immune system problems or the heart defects, and develop better treatments for them".

Three groups got licenses last year to cultivate embryos by inserting human DNA into animal eggs.

In a departure from the report's recommendations, the new law bans scientists from inserting human genetic material into animal eggs, an alternative for generating pluripotent cells that some U.K. scientists are planning.