Sentence examples for phenotypic characteristic from inspiring English sources

Lipases/acyltransferases share the phenotypic characteristic of a high acyltransfer activity even in aqueous media with very high water thermodynamic activity.

This paradigm begins with a segment of DNA whose molecular structure is known, and proceeds to explore the gene's contribution to the organism's phenotype; thus, the experimental path is from the gene as a nucleotide sequence to the corresponding phenotypic characteristic.

Another important phenotypic characteristic is the lack of E-cadherin expression in LN.

In evolutionary biology, a spandrel is a phenotypic characteristic that evolved as a side effect of a true adaptation.

It is that many of the definitions used by modern synthesists, including Richard Dawkins, are actually the Johannsen definition of a gene -- that is, the trait as the phenotypic characteristic.

Increased adipose tissue mass is the primary phenotypic characteristic of obesity.

The phenomenon of one gene being responsible for more than one phenotypic characteristic has been termed 'pleiotropism' [21].

Prima facie, the most striking phenotypic characteristic of the nNOS mutant KN1 mice was the reduced body mass of males.

A major phenotypic characteristic of CD36−/− mice is a defect in tissue FA uptake that feedbacks to inhibit VLDL clearance[14], [15].

Surface expression of CD93 is a hallmark for immature B cells and on splenic B cells is a phenotypic characteristic for so called transitional B cells [3], [5].

Our long lived PLP mice therefore bear a common phenotypic characteristic to the long lived dwarf mice and CR rodents and human centenarians.