Sentence examples for patterns of lactose from inspiring English sources

Spatio-temporal regulation of the lac operon was demonstrated via the printing of patterns of lactose and glucose directly into the cultures; X-Gal blue patterns were used for visual feedback.

In this study we used the inkjet to control the spatiotemporal reaction-diffusion dynamics of gene expression in the lac regulatory system by printing specific patterns of lactose and glucose onto a field of E. coli.

We were surprised by the observation that the bistable nature of the lac operon's feedback system, when perturbed by patterns of lactose (inducer) and glucose (inhibitor), can lead to coordination of cell expression patterns across a field in ways that mimic motifs seen in developmental biology.

The XRD patterns of lactose-based char and carbons (Fig. 5) and electron diffraction patterns (see Additional file 1: Figure S1) confirm that the materials are amorphous.

The electrophoretic pattern of elevated lactose dehydrogenase (LDH) levels was recovered by EWP treatment as evidenced by comparison with ISO-induced rats with cardiac damage.

Comparisons between studies are hampered by differences in exposure range, the pooling of different milk products as exposure, the method used for dietary assessment, the general dietary pattern, the prevalence of lactose intolerance, outcome assessment, and study size.

An experiment (complete randomised design) was conducted to investigate the use of lactose in finishing pig diets on nitrogen excretion patterns and ammonia emissions.

The coupling of the lac operon's reactions and the diffusion of lactose and glucose lead to interesting dynamical behavior at boundaries between glucose and lactose patterns (Figure 9b).

Another difference consists in the fact that the DSC patterns of the binary mixture of PR with lactose monohydrate showed peaks which occurred at different temperature in addition to those recorded for the individual substances (Table 2).

In the case of lactose intolerance, the body is unable to break down the sugar lactose, because of a lack of the enzyme lactase.

Yet, when you look at it more closely, the extent of lactose intolerance is extraordinary.