Sentence examples for might expect tissue from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, one might expect tissue hypoxia to elicit angiogenesis and hence the formation of new capillaries to improve tissue oxygenation.

SirT1 is a positive regulator of PGC1α [28], [28], so one might expect that tissues from SirT1-null mice would have fewer mitochondria.

Since only female A. gambiae feed on blood, one might expect that tissues involved in its acquisition and digestion would display sexually dimorphic gene expression.

As might be expected, tissue from the other inflammatory arthritis group, SpA patients had significantly elevated expression of TRAIL and TRAIL receptors compared with normal tissues, similar to the active RA tissues.

One might expect that reduced tissue oxygen tension would elicit angiogenesis and hence a 'physiological' recruitment of new vessels to improve tissue oxygenation.

That said, functional gains were not observed in the 12-week HRLF and LRLF rats, as we might expect based on tissue adaptation hypotheses [ 46, 84, 87], exercise training findings [ 54], or stretch-shortening contraction studies [ 25- 27].

This is as we might expect; we expect a tissue to be defined by its pattern of gene expression (although not necessarily at the developmental stage that was sampled).

As might be expected, tissues as diverse as pollen, roots or leaves exhibit very large differences in gene expression, and it is therefore an analytical challenge to understand the gene expression profiles which account for their developmental differences and similarities.

Also, given the role CpG island hypermethylation on gene silencing and the numerous reports of HMGB overexpression in tumor tissue, we might expect to see the opposite results (i.e., CpG island hypomethlation of HMGB2) if in fact, CTCs were driving force behind the methylation signals detected here.

For example, brain specific genes have enriched GO terms like "neurogenesis", "nervous system development", "neurotransmitter secretion", and "learning" while liver specific genes have enriched GO terms like "blood coagulation", "response to wounding" and "positive regulation of angiogenesis", functions one typically might expect from brain and liver tissues, respectively.

If the HFE variant alleles affect cognition predominantly by lowering lead accumulation in the body tissues, one might expect the variant alleles to be associated with better cognitive performance.