Sentence examples for more restricted tissue from inspiring English sources

The human genome encodes three functional isozymes of SUMO: SUMO-1, -2 and -3 that are expressed ubiquitously, whereas the paralog, SUMO-4, may not be fully processed and exhibits a more restricted tissue distribution [9], [10].

Thus, rainbow trout hsd11b3 mRNA appears to have a more restricted tissue distribution than hsd11b2 and tissue expression differs greatly between trout and Xenopus.

Unlike ubiquitously expressed FAK, PYK2 has a more restricted tissue expression and is highly enriched in the brain and hematopoietic cells (Avraham et al., 2000).

Although most known Z lineage genes encode the typical peptide anchoring residues, these genes are considered non-classical due to low levels of polymorphism and more restricted tissue expression patterns [ 29, 34].

Class II HDACs (HDAC4 to HDAC7, HDAC9 and HDAC10), most similar to yeast HDA1, display a more restricted tissue expression and can shuttle between the nucleus and cytoplasm, exerting their effects on targets in both cellular compartments.

The latter protein appears to predominate in HeLa cells, consistent with its mRNA being expressed ubiquitously while expression of Arl8a shows a more restricted tissue distribution (Kwon et al., 2009; Su et al., 2004).

The expression of other calcium-binding proteins in plants that function in all cell types or that have more restricted, tissue-specific functions, have been previously reported.

Whereas some caleosins exhibited more restricted, tissue-specific patterns of expression, such as Clo6 and Clo10, others such as Clo7, were detected in almost all rye and triticale tissues sampled.

Second, class Ib, or non-classical class I molecules, are usually expressed at lower levels than their classical counterparts, and show a more or less restricted tissue distribution.

The data generated from imaginal disc chromatin shows improved signal-to-noise compared to that from embryo chromatin perhaps reflecting the benefit of using a restricted tissue where more cells share the same binding events rather than the heterogeneous cell mixture in whole embryos.

The motion of water molecules is more restricted in tissues with high cellular density and intact cell membranes (inflammatory foci, tumour tissue); in areas of low cellular density, or where the cell membrane has been breached, the motion of water molecules is less restricted [21].