Sentence examples for pattern of mitochondrial from inspiring English sources
This pattern of mitochondrial nascent chain synthesis is not consistent with random premature termination at lysine codons15.
Mitochondrial disease is unusual as a genetic disease because of the complex pattern of mitochondrial inheritance.
The gendering of roles and responsibilities was in evidence in this study, potentially accentuated by the maternal inheritance pattern of mitochondrial disease.
The observed pattern of mitochondrial diversity is consistent with the predictions of the recent African replacement model of modern human origins.
In combination with the maternal inheritance pattern of mitochondrial disease, this disease clearly lays different burdens on women than it does on their male counterparts.
Our sample individuals were from the pasture areas of Lhasa and exhibit a similar frequency distribution pattern of mitochondrial haplogroups to that of Tibetan populations from Shigatse and Nakchu in Tibet (Figure S5).
Objective: To determine the patterns of mitochondrial inheritance in embryos, fetuses, and infants after ooplasmic transplantation using the technique of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) fingerprinting.
We examined these questions in the striped skink, Heremites vittatus, one such species with a roughly longitudinal distribution across the Middle East and northern Africa, by analyzing range-wide patterns of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequence and multi-trait morphological variation.
Because the patterns of mitochondrial enzyme activity were altered in the muscle of CAG200 mice (Fig. 4), we next measured muscle contracture upon nerve-evoked stimulation.
In an attempt to resolve interpretation of previously observed differences, we assessed the expression patterns of mitochondrial MCT and LDH isoforms in mixed neuron/glia primary cell cultures derived from rat hippocampus as well as from cortex.
Following the same criteria used previously, patterns of mitochondrial motility during long-term observation were categorized into three distinct groups: a stationary population, an oscillatory population, and a directionally moving population [9].
