Sentence examples for molecular differentiation between from inspiring English sources

Regarding the presence of genes whose differential expression profiles may provide us with a means of molecular differentiation between subtypes (i.e. candidate biomarker molecules), we found four of them PTX3, COLEC12, and PDGFRA (whose overexpression is likely indicative of an ATC phenotype) and GPR110 (whose overexpression may indicate PTC).

This study concludes that molecular differentiation between resins from different species is still possible after a hundred years of aging in a museum environment and demonstrates the potential of resin analysis on such aged museum items.

The data shows that the B. oleae Y chromosome appears to have accumulated small and large repetitive interchromosomal duplications that are not shared with the X chromosome, suggesting molecular differentiation between these two chromosomes.

Apart from these importin-4-like sequences, the other Y repetitive sequences are not shared with the X chromosome, suggesting the presence of molecular differentiation between these two chromosomes.

For example, multiple marine taxa show strong molecular differentiation between populations in the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific, while little variation is present in the expansive Western Pacific [6].

These differences in clinical manifestation and prognosis justify molecular differentiation between the two genotypes.

In spite of this difference, there is an increasing body of evidence suggesting that the underlying molecular differentiation pathways are conserved between mammals and the zebrafish epidermis, based on molecular homologies (Sabel et al., 2009; Slanchev et al., 2009).

Selective histories revealed by these three signatures of molecular differentiation were found to be markedly different between each pair of paralogs.

Unlike most of the previous LAM-ELISA studies, our study employed molecular biological differentiation between M. tuberculosis and non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) which should actually improve the apparent sensitivity of the test by improving the specificity of the gold-standard.

This raises the question of how recessive alleles could spread and fix within a short evolutionary time; asexuality in A. japonica evolved very recently, as indicated by little or no molecular genetic differentiation between sexual and asexual populations for mitochondrial DNA (Murata et al., 2009; Reumer et al., 2012).

The AMOVA of COII indicated non-significant (8% of molecular variance) genetic differentiation between east and west groups and among east, south, and North-central groups (Table 2).