Sentence examples for marker for enhanced from inspiring English sources

All the amino acid sequences of the Egyptian strains (both from the present study and publically available in GenBank as of June 1st 2010) from 2006 to 2010 had a lysine at position 627 in PB2, a marker for enhanced virulence of influenza viruses in mammals [14], except for A/chicken/Egypt/Q1182/2010 which had a glutamic acid at residue 627.

There was no accumulation of any SAR gene transcripts including PR1, a marker for enhanced defence; in addition some other key elements in the SA defence pathway were suppressed.

Furthermore, the differentially expressed genes with known immune functions and those with unknown functions add to the list of candidate genes to investigate for associations between immune related traits and DNA-level variation; polymorphisms at these candidate genes might result in valuable markers for enhancing disease resistance, pig health, and food safety through molecular breeding methods.

Furthermore the presence of risk factors leading to the early onset of DM2 has been increasingly observed in adolescents [ 3], especially in American Indian youth [ 4] stressing the importance of identifying risk markers for enhancing early detection and prevention in this population.

Bone formation rate was enhanced in wt females as marker of enhanced bone remodeling (Fig. 4C).

The markers developed will be helpful in saturating Lens genetic maps and for tagging and mapping of genes and quantitative trait loci associated with important traits to be further used in marker-assisted breeding for enhancing productivity and quality.

Comparison with already published chickpea genetic maps showed that these regions conferred salinity tolerance across two other populations and the markers can be deployed for enhancing salinity tolerance in chickpea.

In all cases, plasmid coding for the marker enhanced green fluorescent protein (eGFP-c1; BD Biosciences, Oxford, UK) was also co-transfected in order to visualise successfully transfected cells.

Similar approaches have used diverse surface markers to enhance for a given attribute or phenotype of MSC.

Therefore, a major seed weight-regulating CSN gene identified at the robust QTL interval by integrating QTL-seq and classical QTL mapping with differential expression profiling, once functionally validated could be utilized as a potential candidate for marker-assisted genetic improvement of chickpea for enhancing its seed weight as well as yield.

Moreover, as compared with animals that lack rac1 for 3 weeks only, the expression of fibrotic markers was enhanced in mice lacking rac1 for 15 months.