Sentence examples for more strongly transcribed from inspiring English sources

One established example is the gene TaCHP, which is more strongly transcribed in SR3 than in JN177 and is associated with SR3's salinity tolerance [ 33].

Our study found a gene encoding a MAP (MAP65-1: isotig 05735, 09873) that was more strongly transcribed than other MAP genes.

While hpr1 is considerably more strongly transcribed in MAT1-1, hpr2 transcription is enhanced in MAT1-2, albeitoto a lesser extent.

This study showed genes encoding actin and actin depolymerising factor (ADF) that were more strongly transcribed in juvenile wood with HS (low MFA) in radiata pine.

When transcriptional activity was examined by nuclear run-on analyses using single-stranded DNA probes, the protein-coding strand was found to be more strongly transcribed than the non-coding strand in the majority of the chromosome 1 genes [ 5].

All of these genes are apparently involved in redox homeostasis and were also found to be more strongly transcribed under disulphide stress conditions induced by diamide treatment (our unpublished results).

This could have occurred because the previous study [ 10] only analyzed the transcriptional profiles in the cambium zone and immature and mature xylem, whereas we analyzed the transcriptional profiles following the dynamic process of SVS regeneration, allowing us to obtain genes with more dynamic changes in transcript levels or those that are only strongly transcribed during the transitions.

In the embryonic stage, goose IFNGR2 was strongly transcribed in the harderian gland and small intestine.

These experiments altogether reveal context-dependent, preferential L1 mobilization into strongly transcribed loci.

Transcription of hmgb1 appeared absent in gametocytes, whereas fact-l, fact-s and hmgb2 were strongly transcribed (Fig. 1B).

The most strongly transcribed 5'UTRs ≥150 nt and the 5'UTRs discussed in the following passage are listed in Table  1.