Sentence examples for pig pattern from inspiring English sources
Significant levels of protein-coding polymorphism have already been reported amongst pig pattern intracellular and extracellular recognition receptors [ 19, 32].
HSFY is predominantly expressed in testis in domestic pig, a pattern conserved with cattle, in which HSFY may play a role in fertility.
Zhang's team has also been unable to find working sweet-receptor genes in several species of birds, grass-eating horses and omnivorous pigs — a pattern he finds puzzling.
Lastly, the effects of an alteration of pig glycosylation patterns on human serum-mediated cytotoxicity, caused by human sialyltransferases including hST6GalNAc IV is presented.
After a few months of living together, you will start to notice the guinea pig's patterns.
Using pigs as disease models requires the design of conditional Cre recombinase-loxP gene modifications, which, in turn, requires a Cre-expressing pig with defined patterns of expression controlled by the use of a tissue-specific promoter.
The PRATT [ 26] program from the Pattern Discovery Platform [ 27] was used to define pig OR-specific patterns with the criteria listed in Additional file 1.
This study provides baseline methylation and gene transcription profiles for a healthy adult pig, reports similar patterns to those observed in humans, and supports future porcine studies related to human disease and development.
The comparison of F value against the total length of ROH in the populations Calabrese, Chato Murciano, Casertana and Middle White encompassed pigs with a pattern of negative F values as well as shorter and lower number of ROH (Additional file 2).
This may suggest that the N46+ glycosylation pattern impairs pig immunity and consequently pig growth in the first weeks of life.
Although this pattern of pig movements to England highlights the reduced capacity of the Scottish slaughterhouses to process pigs, particular attention should be paid to its implication in the spread of diseases between England and Scotland.
