Sentence examples for many genes acting from inspiring English sources
That's probably due to many genes acting in concert".
Gottesman and Shields have built models to explain the cause, transmission, and progression of the disorder, which is controlled by many genes acting in concert with the environment, with no cause sufficient by itself.
Most of these virulence genes are organized within particular regions of the genome, termed pathogenicity islands, which are regulated by complex regulatory networks: the delicate balance of expression of many genes acting at the correct time in the correct location [3], [4].
Many genes acting as chromatin modifiers suppress or enhance the position-effect variegation (PEV) effect.
Recent progress in molecular biology provides the tools to study the genetical make-up of plants, which allows us to unravel the inheritance of all traits whether they are controlled by single genes or many genes acting together, known as the quantitative trait loci (QTL).
Proper specialization of the neuronal sublineage is an intricate process and involves many different genes acting in a complex cascade of gene transcription (Hobert et al. 2010).
The holo-enhancer of FGF8 requires multiple regulatory elements, many of which lie inside genes acting together to generate a complex developmental expression pattern.
There is also a Complex Traits Consortium, whose aim is to find the genetic roots of the many important diseases that are caused by several genes acting in concert.
The Gram-negative bacteria are considered to be more resistant due to their outer membrane and/or the presence of plasmid genes acting as a barrier to many environmental substances including antimicrobial agents [31].
Many previous studies have documented phenotypic differences arising from multiple genes acting additively on phenotypic traits [ 43- 45], and our analyses add another example to this body of work.
Many gene variants, acting in concert with each other and with environmental factors, may influence its susceptibility, prognosis and response to treatment [ 19].
