Sentence examples for level of clock from inspiring English sources
A complete denervation of the autonomic input to the liver had no overall effects on the basal expression level of clock genes and output genes.
Our data indicates that natural variation at Ppd-H1 does not affect the expression level of clock genes, but controls photoperiodic output genes.
This reduction in amplitude of the oscillation shows that the expression level of Clock mRNA can be affected when C1 increases.
Fourth, expression of circadian clock genes is altered by hybridization irrespective of the ploidy levels, and genome dosage has no obvious effects on the overall level of clock gene expression.
The simplest interpretation is that ID proteins interact directly with CLOCK and/or BMAL1, reducing CLOCK BMAL1 heterodimer binding to the E-box element and thereby muting the photic response at the level of clock genes (see Supplemental Discussion).
Recently, we have shown that CaMKII stimulates expression of E-box-regulated genes by enhancing the heterodimerization of CLOCK and BMAL1 and that overexpression of CaMKII in HEK293 cells increases the phosphorylation level of CLOCK.
The objectives of this study were: (1) to quantify mRNA levels of clock genes in neutrophils and lymphocytes over 24 h in healthy steers; and (2) to quantify effects of dexamethasone on clock gene mRNA levels in bovine neutrophils and lymphocytes.
In particular, the overall levels of Clock expression were increased in SHR exposed to RF (Figure 5A, left panel).
Indeed, expression levels of clock oscillator genes in Populus alba have also been observed to not show circadian cycling in winter (our unpublished results).
Expression levels of clock, but not cycle, were elevated in corals collected at 1400 and 2200 h over those at 0600 h (Figure 6C, D).
Furthermore, conditional knockdown of Tim in the rat suprachiasmatic nucleus disrupted the rhythms of neuronal activity and altered levels of clock elements, suggesting a role similar to that of its Drosophila counterpart [18].
