Sentence examples for multiple organ types from inspiring English sources

We assayed expression of orthologs from C. papaya and G. hirsutum using RT-PCR with multiple organ types.

In both orthologs, expression was detected in multiple organ types, but no expression was detected in mature pollen (fig. 8 a ).

In contrast, orthologs from Carica and Gossypium, as well as both closely related paralogs, VTI11 and VTI13, showed a broad expression pattern across multiple organ types (fig. 5 B).

CPK2 is predominantly expressed in roots, stamens, and pollen, whereas CPK1 is broadly expressed across multiple organ types but not in pollen (supplementary fig. S3 B, Supplementary Material online).

In cases where there is no obvious way of separating samples into control and treatment sets, as with samples from multiple organ types or cell types, the EF representation can be viewed as a normalized expression value.

Furthermore, we discuss how the study of multiple sperm storage organ types in Drosophila may help us identify factors essential for sperm viability and, moreover, factors that promote long-term sperm survivorship.

Thus, the multiple organ dysfunctions in type 2 diabetes, changing with time and age, and differing in magnitude between type 2 diabetic patients within and between societies, require a comprehensive conceptual framework such as developmental programming, as illustrated in Fig.  1.

The detailed hormonal replacement combinations for each organ type and multiple organ procurement are summarized in Table 4. Hormonal replacement therapy has been widely used to increase organ procurement from human brain-dead donors.

The complex nature of pharmacological and toxicological research involving exposure to xenobiotic and therapeutic compounds necessitates the use of animal models to better understand how these compounds interact with multiple organ systems and cell types.

The best hormonal replacement modality selection was based on single organ type procurement and multiple organ procurement, including the average number of multiple organ procurements for each individual brain-dead organ donor.

In this regard, the mode of action (MOA) for many types of chemical- or drug-induced hepatotoxic responses often includes multiple organs and cell types involving perturbation of pathways over prolonged exposure periods (DeLeve et al., 1997; Kmiec, 2001; Sunman et al., 2004).