Sentence examples for modification established from inspiring English sources

The study also aims to analyse the mutations which appeared through evolution process of residential buildings and identify the invariant elements and the main trajectories of modification established in the past, confirming their compatibility with the future development of Aleppo.

The specific histone modification established by EZH2 is reversed by the histone demethylases UTX and JMJD3.

The response to subsequent environmental challenges potentially interacting with other gene variants within the same gene in a second stage would then be affected by the presence or absence of the epigenetic modification established during the first stage.

Actually, the modification established by O'Farrell allowed 2-DE technique to resolve up to 5000 protein- representing spots in an even 2 dimensional distribution and enabled precise separation of protein spots with high accuracy [ 2]. 2-DE technique is deemed to be one of the leading powers in the expansion of proteomics and protein studies.

Such ATPase-mediated chromatin modification establishes a level of gene regulation that is likely to integrate developmental programs with the response to environmental signals.

Functional differentiation of chromatin structure is regulated by multiple and hierarchical epigenetic modifications established at critical developmental transitions by chromatin remodeling proteins and histone post-translational modifications.

Both the maternally and paternally derived genomes in the embryo favor maintenance of the epigenetic modifications established in the female and male germlines, respectively.

Some peculiarities of the silicas pore structure are discussed on the basis of the different behaviour of their metal oxide modifications established by the combined physicochemical and catalytic investigations.

The subsequent maps of transcription factor binding, chromatin structure, and modifications established by ChIP-chip and similar assays have greatly broadened our understanding of mechanisms regulating transcription [2] [9].

The repressed status, often referred to as poised, is conferred by epigenetic modifications established at loci encoding developmental regulators.

Imprinting has been documented in insects, plants, mammals, and nematode worms (Anaka et al. 2009; Golic et al. 1998; Lloyd et al. 1999; Maggert and Golic 2002; Renfree et al. 2013; Sha and Fire 2005; Singh 1994) and is mediated by DNA methylation and histone modifications established during oogenesis and spermatogenesis (Sha 2008).