Sentence examples for modification of expression from inspiring English sources
Fourth, the fair modification of expression profiles from normalization should vary from one situation to another.
Finally, no or little modification of expression was detected for the genes IL12A, PTGS1, CD209, NOD2 and TLR2.
These results thus indicate that the genetic modification did not result in unintended qualitative and/or quantitative modification of expression of intrinsic allergens.
In our case, by comparing Figure 3 and Figure S2, we feel the fair modification of expression profiles from normalization should not be large.
No relevant modification of expression was found when the toxins were used alone to stimulate MDDC, indicating that any LPS contamination of the recombinant CyaA proteins was very low, confirming the results of the LAL test [24], [25], and not detectable even using MDDC maturation as a functional biological assay.
Modification of expression levels of DCX alters the arborization of dendrites and DCX depletion retards the development of cultured hippocampal neurons, maintaining them in an immature state.
The modifications of expression of the key actors in the coagulation process are given in Additional file 3: Table S3.
We therefore wondered whether the modifications of expression of TGFβ signalling mediators observed during OA may be due, in part, to a feedback loop of TGFβ.
Much weaker modifications of expression level or modifications restricted to day 18 of the experiment were observed for genes involved in carbon assimilation (Ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase and Glutamate decarboxylase).
Direct tests of this hypothesis can now be framed as predictions concerning epigenetic modifications of expression of the Protocadherin11XY gene pair either through methylation of DNA sequences, in part excluded by Ross et al. [ 2003], or modifications of other elements of epigenetic control at the level of histone structure.
HIV-1 stimulates dynamic and complex responses within macrophages through alteration of expression or modification of cellular genes or proteins.
