Sentence examples for massive amplification from inspiring English sources

There were major quantitative variations between species, showing that satellite DNAs are prone to massive amplification or diminution events over timespans as short as those separating sibling species.

The words "It's bedtime" cause an equally massive amplification but in the opposite direction, toward relaxation and shutdown of the body for sleep.

Among other purposes, such cascades can lead to a massive amplification of the original signal [20].

Furthermore, repeated stimulations of patients'TIL with the pDC line pulsed with a mix of the 4 melanoma peptides led to the massive amplification of specific T cells for at least 3 antigens (Figures 5C and 5D).

Another possibility is that overexpression of UFBP1 caused changes in the ER (e.g. massive amplification of ER network as recently reported [1]), and that these changes had an influence on the localization of UFM1.

Weekly stimulations of patients' PBMC with the pDC line pulsed either with MelA, GP100, TYR or MAGE-3 peptide led to the massive amplification of specific CD8+ T cells for at least 2 out of 4 melanoma antigens (Figures 5A and 5B).

During evolution, transposons can undergo both massive amplifications and reductions in number, inflating and reducing the size of genomic regions.

Nevertheless, recent studies on primates and plants postulated mechanism of segmental duplication as an important evolutionary force in the massive amplifications of satDNA arrays and long range rearrangements of (peri centromere regions (Horvath et al. 2005; Ma and Jackson 2006).

In addition to active transposition, centromere-specific retrotransposons can become significantly enriched in centromeric regions as a consequence of multiple rounds of segmental duplication, a process which can also be responsible for massive amplifications of satDNA arrays (Ma and Jackson 2006).

In stark contrast, we also identified massive amplifications in some amphioxus gene families, most extensively in the short-chain dehydrogenase/reductase superfamily, which, based on phylogenetic and genomic linkage analyses, were likely the result of duplications specific to the amphioxus lineage.

Naito, K. et al. Unexpected consequences of a sudden and massive transposon amplification on rice gene expression.