Sentence examples for met markers from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in this study we aimed to experimentally examine whether HNF4alpha take part in the metastatic tumor formation of HCC and its relationship with the MET markers.

Here, we investigated whether the reduced cell invasiveness following NAT1 knockdown in MDA-MB-231 cells was associated with mesenchymal epithelial transition (MET) by examining several well-characterized MET markers (Fig. 3A).

What we found suggested that HNF4alpha might play an important role in the metastatic tumor formation of HCC, and it might be related with the expression change of MET markers, or even the MET in the metastases.

Furthermore, based on Oncomine [ 10] data, we found that the gene expression analysis of the OVOL-TFs significantly correlates with the expression of MET markers in multiple cancer types.

We also confirmed the MET phenotype in these models by showing differential expression of critical MET markers including: up-regulation of E-Cad expression plus down-regulation of both vimentin and the EMT-inducing TF ZEB15 [ 3].

Statistical results showed that the expression of HNF4alpha was positively related with that of E-cadherin, and negatively correlated with that of Snail, Slug and Fibronectin, suggesting that the expression change of the MET markers in the metastatic lesions might be associated with HNF4alpha.

An implicit assumption is that the probability of a QTL being located in any of the bins is equal, which is met when markers are evenly spaced.

As the lower confidence limits of all the markers were larger than 0.063, none of the markers met the stopping criterion at this early stage of the study.

Of the total 570 markers that met all quality criteria, 531 markers were found significantly linked which were subsequently inserted at their most likely position (BUILD option, LOD > 3) on one of 28 linkage groups that subsequently were assigned to 27 autosomes and the Z chromosome (Table 1).

A total of 446,986 (57.5%) markers met the filtering criteria and were included in the final analysis.

The plastid markers met the first criterion for DNA barcoding, namely that amplification succeeded with almost all hawthorn accessions tested (87.1 100%% of the taxa amplified; Table  2).