Sentence examples for marks in human from inspiring English sources
ELOVL2 methylation marks in human blood samples are very stable and do not change significantly over a month period and are up to 70% preserved in a decade old sample which grades it highly powerful in age prediction of blood exhibits in forensic science (Zbiec-Piekarska et al., 2014).
As he had done in numerous other cases, Hayne then called in West, who claimed to have pioneered a new way of identifying bite marks in human skin, then matching them to one person, to the exclusion of anyone else.
The TFBSs enriched for 5hmCs were depleted for nascent transcripts and activating histone modification marks in human and mouse ESCs.
Chromatin immunoprecipitation and parallel sequencing (ChiP-seq) technology has been used to study histone marks in human islets [ 23].
This SNP maps to a highly conserved base and a region containing enhancer marks in human embryonic stem cells (h1-ESC) and lung fibroblasts (NHLF).
It contains 213 high-confidence transcriptional enhancers, 213 random genomic loci, and the associated signals of 39 histone marks in human T cells.
Few studies have investigated transgenerational patterns of epigenetic marks in humans and these have mostly been limited to families with a history of disease.
These studies have identified HACNSs specifically marked in human embryonic tissues relative to other species.
"That was where we made our mark in human rights," said the academy's human rights director, Svetlana Stone.
On Jan.19, 2009, Russia lost two activists who had made their mark in human rights, even if it placed them against a terrifying government.
Previous work has emphasised that although induction of NO may be less marked in human as compared to rodent macrophages, a variety of conditions can stimulate NO production via nitric oxide synthase 2 (NOS2) in human macrophages [33].
