Sentence examples for modulation of genome from inspiring English sources

The hominid specific SINE-VNTR-Alus are the youngest of these elements constituting 0.13% of the genome; they are therefore a practical and amenable group for analysis of both their global integration, polymorphic variation and their potential contribution to modulation of genome regulation.

Transposons were found on scaffolds carrying polyketide synthase encoding genes, responsible for production of T-toxin in race T. Strong evidence of ectopic recombination was found, demonstrating that TEs can play an important role in the modulation of genome architecture of this species.

Engineering cellular metabolism for improved production of valuable chemicals requires extensive modulation of bacterial genome to explore complex genetic spaces.

The new technique of non-invasive modulation of the genome exploited in this work is based on the induction of DNA modification.

Besides defence from phages, R-M systems may participate in: (i) containment of the horizontal gene transfer [ 6] and maintenance of bacterial or archaeal population structure [ 7, 8], (ii) the regulation of gene expression by site methylation [ 9– 11], (iii) modulation of the genome recombination [ 12].

Diet-induced changes in phylometabonomic patterns show that murine plasma metabolome is strongly influenced by environmental factors, resulting in a context-dependent modulation of the genome-encoded traits.

Environment specific selective pressures have always been the apex driving force in the modulation of microbial genomes' stability [ 105].

Epigenetic modifications determine the stability of the chromatin structure, the genome integrity, the modulation of gene expression, embryonic development, genomic imprinting and X-chromosome inactivation (XCI) in females [ 7].

No matter which particular paradigm is, the interactions between miRNAs and ECs add to the potential roles of miRNAs in chemical modulation of gene expression throughout the entire genome.

Unlike transcription factors, which physically and transiently bind to gene promoter regions and function in the process of transcription [23], epigenetic modulations of the genome involving histone modifications and DNA methylation at gene promoter regions, altering the gene chromatin configuration.

Cancer is characterized by multiple alterations that affect the modulation of gene expression and the stability of the genome.