Sentence examples for most robust gene from inspiring English sources
Savage's original research goal was to pare down the Cas9 protein — the "scissors" that actually snip DNA to do gene editing — to its simplest parts, to get the most robust gene editor possible.
ERGhigh and ESE3low tumors had the most robust gene signatures with both distinct and overlapping features.
This strategy aimed at selecting the most robust gene expression changes present through multiple time-points and helped us to efficiently eliminate the "zigzagging" expression profiles especially observed with genes expressed at low level (raw expression <100, see methods).
ERGhigh and ESE3low tumors had the most robust gene signatures with the largest number of differentially expressed genes relative to normal prostate, while the number of differentially expressed genes was considerably less in ESE1high and NoETS tumors.
FTO remains statistically the most robust gene and with the largest effect size.
Consequently, we have adopted RT-PCR, the most robust gene expression method available for gene discovery studies.
"And I asked him whether he wanted to know what the most robust gene-environment interaction was with the narrowest windows of action and the shortest time to onset of a significant effect.
Our results demonstrate causal relationships for four of the most robust genes associated with stroke while also showing that PAI-1 4G/5G polymorphism influences cardiovascular risk via a mechanism not simply related to plasma levels of PAI-1 (or tPA) alone.
Central to our strategy is the availability of a large data set in order to ascertain the most robust gene-gene correlations.
Although several signatures were apparent, the most robust gene-expression signature was an overexpressed 67-probe-set erythropoiesis signature consisting of a large number of strongly erythropoiesis-related mRNAs.
The most robust candidate gene studies have used pre-diagnostic blood samples to report associations between breast cancer risk and methylation of ATM and BRCA1 genes [ 16– 16].
