Sentence examples for missing one gene from inspiring English sources

Measuring the mutant gene lifespan, each missing one gene, is traditionally employed to identify longevity genes.

However, experimental confirmation of these findings is still needed, as several of the pathways are missing one gene of the canonical pathway.

For instance, the zebrafish genome is missing one gene for PPP1CA in its LTP network, whereas the other fishes possess both members of the 3R-WGD-derived pair.

Interestingly, he points out, a previous study found that people missing one gene for PTEN production are less likely to develop metabolic or cardiovascular disease even as they gain weight.

This half of the Xca cluster is identical to that of Xav, except that Xav is missing one gene, wxocH.

Several other fungi had clusters missing one of these genes.

Mice that were missing one of these genes and were subjected to inflammation early in life showed signs of accelerated aging and had shortened lifespans compared with normal mice.

Strain #1, containing all genes in the clostridial butyrate biosynthesis pathway (Fig.  1), did not have significantly different AcCoA pool sizes than strains #2 5, "dropout" strains missing one or more pathway genes.

In most of the cases (80%), bovine sequences were found to be shorter than the corresponding human genes, with bovine transcripts clearly missing one or more exons at the gene boundaries.

Within the 18 accessions of A. thaliana a large number of R genes were missing one or more domains in comparison to Col-0, with the loss of LRR domains as the most common alteration.

Five of the six Nematostella genes were also amplified from cDNA of animals at various developmental stages, including the Lmx-like gene that is missing one LIM domain (Table 1).