Sentence examples for may reflect amplification from inspiring English sources

This may reflect amplification of a structurally distinct Gymny-like element in the Pinus pinea ancestral line.

This may indicate that there was not 100% excision of the Cyp26b1fl/fl locus, or may reflect amplification of DNA extracted from non-Sertoli cells in the testes.

Although some candidate CNVs may reflect amplification dropout artifacts, the neuron-lymphoblast differences suggest that distinct molecular mechanisms regulate formation of CNVs in these two cell types.

The increase in Irf7-positive cells in the small intestine may reflect amplification of the IRF7 pool, which is a prerequisite for massive IFN production in most cells types except for IPCs.

This may reflect amplification of the entire disease resistance pathway in turkey berry rather than duplication of a particular gene or class of genes to enhance pathogen defense and consequently improve fitness.

The fact that 50 out of 598484%) cervical squamous cell carcinomas analysed in this study received radiotherapy may reflect EGFR amplification related to radiation sensitivity.

The reason of such over-expression remains unclear, however, we could hypothesize that it may provide extra molecules/receptors to compensate for those which may be compromised by insecticides or this may reflect gene amplification events through duplication as seen in Ace-1.

The difference may reflect an occasional amplification of p53 concurrent with the rest of chromosome 17 due to aneuploidy.

Distributions of mSFP across the chromosomes among the parasites were very similar except for a few unique peaks that may reflect deletion or amplification in each individual parasite.

This may reflect the late stage amplification of 17p that we detected here and could involve the erbb-2 gene (17q12 21).

Clustering was more diffuse for some SNPs which may reflect a more complicated amplification scenario, in which dosage-based allele discrimination was less successful.