Sentence examples for many genes present from inspiring English sources
Thus, many genes present as single copies in protochordates occur as four copies in chondrichthians and osteichthians, including the sarcopterygian lineage that gave rise to tetrapods.
On the other hand, many genes present in the library also appear to be absent from the sequenced " H. walsbyi" isolate.
It is important to note that because of the limitations of the method, many genes present in the studied strains might be absent from the reference genomes used and thus from the designed microarray and the further results.
Second, Arabidopsis orthologs of many genes present in the microarray are already known to be expressed in the embryo, and it would be interesting to confirm whether these genes are also expressed in citrus embryos.
Many genes present in the genomes of extant angiosperms appear to have originated as a result of ancient polyploidization, especially many of those involved in development, transcriptional regulation and signaling [ 6, 23, 84].
It can also be seen that many genes present in the B-cell signature have been downregulated in the PCT signature, a well-known feature of the specialized plasma cell, which seems to reflect this cell's single-minded dedication to maximize synthesis of antibody Ig.
But even the current study holds an important lesson about ecology, he says: With so many resistance genes present in nature, no antibiotic can last forever.
Sponges, on the other hand, have many synaptic genes present in the genome, yet lack neurons.
One major concern in adopting mixtures is the development of 'super-races' that can overcome many resistance genes present in the mixture.
As for many antibiotic resistance genes present in pathogens today, qnr genes are hypothesized to originate from environmental bacteria.
Many of the genes present in the category "electrical activity" are up-regulated in the EO (Table 2), they include genes coding for Na+/K+ pumps (atp1a2a), voltage-gated sodium (scn4aa) and potassium channels (kcnq5a) and cholinergic receptors (chrna7).
