"molecular features in" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the characteristics or properties of molecules within a certain context or area of study. Example: The scientists observed the molecular features in the DNA sequence to better understand its role in genetic disorders.
Here we report that Atrx loss recapitulates characteristic disease phenotypes and molecular features in putative glioma cells of origin, inducing cellular motility although also shifting differentiation state and potential toward an astrocytic rather than neuronal histiogenic profile.
The scoring of a comprehensive set of molecular features in this setting provides a more objective assessment of the impact of the different interventions, and the biological processes that were perturbed as a result.
The study was reported in Nature Nanotechnology on July 4. See in this animation how Discrete Molecular Imaging (DMI) uses DNA nanotechnology to reveal densely packed molecular features in structures as similar in size as single protein molecules.
To comprehensively review the clinical manifestations, imaging, diagnosis, treatment, and pathologic features of primary intraosseous adenoid cystic carcinoma (PIACC) of the mandible and analyze PIACC histopathology and molecular features in four cases.
The search for the relationships between external exposures and global profiles of molecular features in the same individuals constitutes a novel advancement towards the development of "next generation exposure assessment" for environmental chemicals and their mixtures.
Leveraging Molecular Data in Drug Discovery: Detecting relationships between differential expression measures is increasingly important as the cost of genomic technologies continues to decrease and large scale profiling of molecular features in diseases and their changing expression after exposure to drugs become more readily available.
In a study in Nature Communications, the authors say those differences in multiple molecular features could in part explain disparities in breast cancer mortality for women from Nigeria, and perhaps other West African nations.
Bioinformatics analysis identified a unique molecular feature in NSP2, namely a discontinuous deletion of 30 amino acids (Fig. 7).
DNA integrity in sperm has been by far the most studied molecular feature in sperm.
The LC/MS raw data files were first processed with the "Find By Molecular" feature in Agilent's Mass Hunter Qualitative Analysis B.05.00SP1 software in order to deconvolve each peak.
Few data are available that focus on the association of MC with peculiar clinico-morphological-molecular features in BC patients, and no studies has effectively pinpointed specific predictors of MC development.
