Sentence examples for microarray assessment of from inspiring English sources
Microarray assessment of synaptic-related markers in a separate cohort of hTau mice at 7 8 months of age indicated only a few alterations compared to the 11 14 month cohort, suggesting progressive synaptic dysfunction occurs as tau accumulates in CA1 pyramidal neurons.
Microarray assessment of saliva exosomes revealed 509 core mRNA transcripts (see supplementary data Table S1) that were common to four different microarray chip data sets (each set was derived from pooled whole saliva samples from six healthy subjects).
Symatlas expression data is derived from Affymetrix microarray assessment of transcript abundance from over 40 mouse tissues [ 27].
More experimental work is needed, perhaps involving the use of microarray assessment of foreign-body experiments [ 7].
Here we use a microarray assessment of sex- and gonad-biased gene expression to test this hypothesis in zebrafish.
The focus of this study was to establish rigorous quality control parameters to ensure that microarray assessment of the airway epithelium is not confounded by experimental artifact.
The recent introduction of next generation sequencing methods in microbial ecology has offered a powerful alternative to traditional clone library-based and microarray assessments of microbial diversity.
One of the signatures in the microarray assessment was a relatively large number of up regulated putative cuticle proteins.
Our microarray assessment showed that by knocking-down LsRXR resulted in large effects on transcription on a diversity of genes.
Microarray based assessment of ApoB siRNA mediated effects revealed a number of differentially expressed genes which mapped onto biological pathways and processes related to lipid and cholesterol metabolism.
Whole genome microarrays allow assessment of the profile of genes expressed under particular experimental conditions, including external stimuli such as pH or temperature, and internal changes brought about by deleting or over-expressing a gene.
