Sentence examples for multiple subclasses from inspiring English sources

These histone classes are further divided into multiple subclasses, each containing numerous variants expressed in a cellular context-dependent manner.

Again, additional non-templated base changes were added within the primer sequences to limit cross-reactivity and amplification of multiple subclasses (28).

Although the functional significance of these interactions is still unclear, our findings raise the intriguing possibility that they define multiple subclasses of distinct eIF3 complexes.

Multiple subclasses are indicated by upper-case letters (e.g. KMT1A and KMT1B), and distinct groups within the class/subclass are indicated by an arabic numeral suffix (e.g. KMT1A 1).

The hierarchical structure of sequence classification and species taxonomy features was exploited to retrieve multiple subclasses in a single data base query (i.e. selecting Class I, all LTR and non-LTR retrotransposons will be retrieved).

This classification has recently been expanded (Barnard et al, 1994; Fredholm et al, 1997) to accommodate the results of cloning studies which revealed the existence of multiple subclasses of P2Y purinoceptors.

With the exception of marsupials [61], [62], most placental and even monotreme mammals studied so far have been shown to have multiple IgG subclasses encoded by independent sets of exons [63].

So multiple LINE subclasses contribute to the strong overall correlation for LINEs in Figure 3.

However, the molecular basis determining the different characteristics of these multiple MC subclasses remains unclear.

In this regard it is of great interest that distinct subtypes of granules and OCS have very recently been identified using EM tomography and 3D reconstruction (van Nispen tot Pannerden et al, 2010) of resting platelets, suggesting that previously unknown multiple distinct subclasses of platelets may exist.

The identification of multiple IgG subclass-encoding genes is in accordance with a previous report, which indicated that there were at least five subclasses of IgG in African elephant sera [20].