Sentence examples for mapped in humans from inspiring English sources
The precise timing of when the brain computes neural representations that are invariant to particular transformations, however, has not been mapped in humans.
MS4A and TMEM176 genes have been identified and mapped in humans and mice, but have not been comprehensively analyzed in other species.
The initial ROIs included the precentral gyrus laterally and paracentral lobule medially, with the inferior border on the lateral surface at approximately the same horizontal level as the upper end of the Sylvian fissure (Fig. 1C), a border chosen to match the inferolateral extent of Brodmann's area 4 as previously mapped in humans and chimpanzees [67], [68], [69].
The complex cyclin D1 proximal promoter contains an AP-1 response element (TRE), mapped in humans at position −954 [ 14].
Gene annotation, map positions and order of SNP markers developed from ESTs can be verified using the information derived from the BAC maps or from genes and sequences mapped in humans.
For example, a study on the comparison of atherosclerosis QTLs in humans and mice showed that 17 out of 27 loci mapped in humans correspond to homologous mouse QTLs [ 23], although there remains some uncertainty about the validity of this comparison [ 15].
Finally, we compared the localization of SARs within Lamin B-associated domains (LADs) that had been mapped in human lung fibroblasts [42].
About 1,000 of these genes had a known homologous gene mapped in human.
In a first analysis, we compared the distribution of our integrations to DNaseI HSSs mapped in human CD4+ T cells (Boyle et al, 2008).
From over 1,000 insertion events mapped in human and mouse cell lines, a small but significant insertion bias towards the 5' upstream regions of genes has been reported [ 32].
Significant characteristics of the KIF27 genes mapped in human, mouse and rat included a conserved 18 exon arrangement and the existence of at least three mRNAs that resulted from alternative splicing, at least in human.
