Sentence examples for onset of gene expression from inspiring English sources

Data on connectivity, developmental onset of gene expression, phyletic age, and essentiality were taken from the OGEE database, build 304 (Chen et al. 2012).

Advances in microscopy and fluorescent reporters have allowed us to detect the onset of gene expression on a cell-by-cell basis in a systematic fashion.

Observing the "needle in the haystack" is not only critical for determining the onset of gene expression in a subpopulation of cells within the embryo, but for detecting stem cells in adult tissues and early metastasis of cancer cells.

Open and closed chromatin states are associated with gene activation and gene silencing, respectively, and govern proper onset of gene expression programmes during different developmental processes and in response to changing environmental conditions [ 1- 3].

The rate of internalization and/or the rapidity of inactivation of Rho-family proteins in different hosts may partially account for the different rates in the onset of gene expression.

We show that the photo-element is completely cleaved by UV light within minutes (Fig. 1M) and that the onset of gene expression is consistent with immediate translation (∼1 hour for GFP, supplementary material Fig. S2E).

Interestingly, two thirds (66%) of differentially expressed genes were upregulated in the 15 min dataset, while the majority of differentially expressed genes were downregulated at 2 h (59%) and 24 h (79%), suggesting that there is a relatively rapid onset homeostatic control of gene expression.

Chapters 2 through 4 employ intersectional genetic approaches to characterize the anatomical distribution, developmental onset, dopamine responsiveness, patterns of gene expression, and hodology of these two serotonergic neuronal subtypes.

Electroporation-assisted gene delivery using EP1 was found to result in early onset and homogenous distribution of gene expression in the P22 tumor model.

Because IGF2 plays a key role in mammalian growth, influencing cell division and differentiation and possibly metabolic regulation (O'Dell and Day 1998), the study provided empirical support for the hypothesis that undernutrition during pregnancy increases risk of adult-onset diseases through epigenetic modulation of gene expression (Gluckman et al. 2008).

The pattern of altered gene expression also suggests a depressed maturation of gene expression during onset of auditory function.