Sentence examples for its sole expression from inspiring English sources
AML1-ETO fusion protein is a product of chromosome translocation t(8 21) frequently occurred in acute myeloid leukemia (AML), but its sole expression appears to fail to cause overt leukemia in vivo.
The other published Pink1 knock-out mouse was generated by deletion from exon 2 to 5 and is predicted to produce an abnormally sized and unstable Pink1 transcript, but no Northern or qPCR data are available and its sole expression characterization was through Western blotting in spite of the known problems to detect the endogenous PINK1 protein in tissues [18].
The GDP-locked version is unable to enter the flagellum and to interact with other IFT-B proteins and its sole expression prevents flagellum formation.
In our study, LIP replaces the endogenous C/EBPβ gene, resulting in the sole expression of LIP when C/EBPβ becomes expressed.
In all examples shown below, the last statement of the AUX script refers to the signal to be generated, regardless of whether it is an assignment statement or a sole expression.
It has been well established that the sole expression of p210-BCR/ABL is sufficient for the induction of chronic phase CML, and growing evidence gives to BCR/ABL a central role also in CML progression into blast crisis (reviewed by Calabretta and Perrotti 2004).
In addition, HLMC expressed Kir 6.1 and 6.2, while eosinophils exhibited sole expression of Kir 6.1.
As HML-2 Rec-encoding loci are active in non-GCT tissues, sole expression of Rec in GCT cells is not the main reason for its potential involvement in GCT development.
Expression of FMRpolyG is pathogenic, while the sole expression of CGG RNA is not.
This year, Asian freshmen displaced the black students in a strength-in-numbers coup in which whispers of indignation were the sole expression of resistance.
Interestingly, the metabolism was shifted largely towards the optimum flux pattern by sole expression of the recombinant enzyme, which seems an inherent attractive property of A. niger.
