Sentence examples for more specific genetically from inspiring English sources
The application of more specific genetically induced intramitochondrial proteolytic stress by overexpression of the truncated dOTC protein increased apoptosis in control SH-SY5Y cells to a similar extent as the chemical treatment.
It is also worth noting that one advantage of the optogenetic approach, compared with pharmacological perturbation, is its modularity and specificity, because it is difficult to discover ideal pharmacological reagents that specifically target proteins of interest, whereas optogenetics works in a genetically more specific fashion.
It may also be that human beings are genetically endowed with rather more specific and linguistically relevant principles of categorization.
The other more direct approach is the production of highly specific genetically engineered autologous T cells that express tumor antigen-specific T-cell receptors (TCR) or immunoglobulin-based fusion protein, known as chimeric antigen receptors (CARs).
The introduction of genetically engineered mice has provided potentially more specific modelling opportunities.
More specific, perceptions related to warmth in the family are genetically affected to a greater extent than perceptions of control.
Regarding mechanisms underlying the different aspects of the pathogenesis of SS, studying genetically altered strains allows the testing of more specific hypotheses with regard to, for example, a specific protein, cell type or functional pathway.
Recent research on mice genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer's hints at a more specific biochemical explanation.
Now, in the age of genetically informed medicine, cancers may also come with a more specific lexicon: the names of mutated genes deep within tumors that cause cells to become cancerous.
