Sentence examples for maternal expression and from inspiring English sources

Two differentially expressed transcripts, eef1a2bp and pd-l1 showed strictly maternal expression and were expressed only before GR.

Described as imprinted by Gehring et al. (2009), HDG9 is a meg with exclusively maternal expression, and its alpha WG duplicate, HDG8 is a primarily maternally expressed gene.

For instance, the Asb4 gene, which regulates embryonic stem-cell differentiation (Townley-Tilson et al., 2014), exhibits highly maternally-biased expression during cerebellar development but is biallelically expressed during adulthood, which is achieved by a significant decrease in maternal expression and a slight increase in paternal expression.

These results point out an important role of rasl11b maternal expression and suggest that the increase of rasl11b expression observed in Zoep mutants (Fig. 3H,I) is unlikely a cause of Zoep endoderm and PP defects.

For each replicate (N = 48), red indicates maternal expression and blue indicates paternal expression.

CARD11, PRR15, and SH2B2 showed increased maternal expression and RPS2P32 of decreased maternal expression, implicating imprinted expression, but we did not see a statistically significant difference between matUPD7s and the controls for these genes.

The brain-specific transcripts therefore show paternal expression, and the maternal expression of the major transcript is secondarily regulated by the differential methylation of the downstream CGI (Shiura et al. 2009).

Where imprinting appeared in only one sex, we found paternal and maternal expression, polar under- and overdominance and bipolar expression (Additional file 1).

Finally, for genes that are expressed both maternally and zygotically, maternal expression of a wild-type allele can in some cases compensate for lack of zygotic expression in homozygous mutant progeny, precluding the identification of some gene requirements early in development when non-conditional alleles result in lethality due to later essential zygotic requirements.

Positive values represent preferential maternal expression (colored red), and negative values represent preferential expression of the paternal allele (colored blue).

Maternal expression of capicua and BMP receptors in early embryonic development has been reported in other metazoans [ 54, 55].