Sentence examples for marks may serve from inspiring English sources

Such variability leads to the hypothesis that urine marks may serve for individual odour discrimination in mice [ 17].

The acetylation marks may serve to stabilize the SWR1 complex at DSBs via binding of its Bdf1 subunit through its double bromodomain (Kobor et al. 2004).

Between the mid-blastula transition window (2 4 h) and after cellularization (3 5 h) as the relative levels of H3K27me3 increase, three of the four regions show a decrease in transcripts suggesting the mark may serve to repress them.

Using a mark-recapture experiment, Gagliano demonstrated that eyespots of the Ambon damselfish (Pomacentrus amboinensis) may not confer the long-assumed protection from predators and suggested that these markings may serve other purposes.

NF-Y-binding loci in the genome can be decorated with either positive or negative methyl-histone marks, indicating that NF-Y may serve as either an activator or a repressor in the transcriptional regulation of target genes.

These results may serve as bench mark values for researchers to validate their results obtained using approximate numerical methods.

Dysregulated expression of lncRNA in cancer marks the spectrum of disease progression and may serve as an independent predictor for patient outcomes.

have emerged as key regulatory mechanisms of transcriptional regulation and may serve as an epigenetic marking system that is responsible for establishing and maintaining the heritable programs of gene expression during cellular differentiation and organism development [2] [4].

Emerging evidence from the initial stages of cancer development suggests that the patterns of DNA methylation, a stable mark capable of transcriptional control, are deregulated early and may serve as a predictor of malignant potential [ 19, 21, 5].

Accordingly, various studies have focused on characterizing unique DNA methylation marks associated with distinct stages of disease development as they may serve as useful biomarkers for diagnosis, prognosis, prediction of response to therapy, or disease monitoring.

Territories are marked with urine and feces, and it is believed that howling may serve to indicate occupancy of a territory.