Sentence examples for may contain genes from inspiring English sources
Bacteria may also contain plasmids, which are small extra-chromosomal DNAs that may contain genes for antibiotic resistance or virulence factors.
Additionally, we used haplotype mapping to identify several loci that may contain genes that regulate behavioral despair.
Thus previously published lists of ER status-associated genes [3] [5] may contain genes related to grade in addition to ER status.
Other subsets that may be enriched for genes involved in particular biological functions include those genes that have orthologs in L. biflexa and L. interrogans and not L. borgpetersenii which may contain genes involved in survival outside the animal host.
Phenotype mapping, based upon comparisons between genotypes and phenotypes of partial trisomy 21, has revealed that some regions of HSA21 may contain genes involved in specific phenotypes characteristic of Down syndrome (DS) including mental retardation.
The mapping of belr1 locus raises the hypothesis that host gene variation is able to control the progression of Plasmodium liver stage infection and opens the possibility that the human genomic region orthologue to belr1 may contain genes that confer resistance to the human malaria liver stage.
The lack of synteny near these clusters suggests that these regions may contain gene duplicates.
It may be also worth to further investigate whether specific chromosomal aberrations associated with tongue OPMLs (for example, the segmental gains in 7p, 20q, 1p, 16p and 16q) may contain gene loci with oncogenic potential.
By identifying a locus on chromosome 4 that may contain gene(s) promoting longevity (Puca et al 2001), it has recently been supported the theory of a genetic component for exceptional longevity.
The conditioned fear test, for a preliminary assessment of learning and memory responses, indicates that DD, and less so D/P, have a general fear conditioning impairment, suggesting that the DD region may contain gene(s) important for cognition.
There is evidence that the short arm of chromosome 9 may contains genes (IFN or others) with tumour suppressor activity (James et al, 1991, 1993).
