Sentence examples for may represent proteins from inspiring English sources

Surrogate biomarkers may represent proteins that are differentially expressed or represented in body fluids of prion-affected individuals.

These gene products may represent proteins, or they may be any of a variety of non-protein regulatory molecules whose role is just beginning to be understood [15].

Some of these spots may represent proteins produced endogenously by females.

ESTs with BLAST hits to distant taxa may represent proteins not well-characterized in closely related taxa, but could also represent RNA from other organisms present in sampled tissues.

Furthermore, ~10% of the ortholog groups in the core genome could not be assigned with a descriptive functional annotation (Additional file 5), and thus may represent proteins with yet-to-be discovered housekeeping functions or other functions relevant to the basic aspects of the biology of the species.

This difference could be because the processes involved in fibrosis progression in vivo involve more than simply HCV replication, and thus bottlenecks in the liver biopsy-derived network may represent proteins with more complicated roles in pathogenesis and thus those less likely to be identified as HCV interactors from the two-hybrid study [ 11].

Instead, their interiors appear to be filled with more irregularly shaped larger clusters that may represent protein aggregates with compromised enzymatic activity.

For further analysis, we excluded 47 regions with high CSF scores >20; these regions may represent protein-coding genes that are not included in the current annotation database.

However given that the P. discolor genome has not been sequenced, these unknown transcripts may represent protein coding genes or non-coding RNAs that are poorly conserved with other species.

As the reviewer points out, even though the KEGG maps consist not only of proteins but also of RNA, DNA and small molecules, and even though some of the interactions may represent protein-DNA interactions we do not focus on these.

Among the protein peaks we identified that helped to distinguish irradiated tumours from nontreated tumours, some could be involved in the pathogenesis of clinically observed side effects (Costello et al, 2004; Swennen et al, 2004) while others may represent protein markers that could be used to evaluate therapeutic efficacy.