Sentence examples for pool of origin from inspiring English sources

The phylogeny's tips correspond to individual cells, and color indicates the pool of origin.

In addition to being antimicrobial agent producers, the commensal bacteria of mammals, particularly those in the gut, also represent a pool of origin for resistance genes.

To assess reproducibility of amplicon coverage, the representation of each amplicon across the 54 libraries was determined, after normalizing the total number of reads for an amplicon based on its pool of origin.

To ensure their survival, these organisms have developed self-protection mechanisms similar to those found in resistant human pathogens (7 ); this observation led to the idea that the producers constitute the pool of origin of certain resistance genes (8 ).

Similarly, the diversity of replication origins can be thought of as a pool of origins in environments that can be recruited for the construction of novel replicons.

However, additional mutations, activation of inflammatory pathways or changes in the microenvironment were able to increase the pool of cell of origin to non-stem cells.

The likelihood of such few events to take place would, logically, be more proportional to the pool of cells of origin than for tumors requiring a larger sequence of genetic hits (e.g. 11q deleted tumors), hence explaining the early in life appearance of MNA tumors.

In our hands though, remarkable variations were observed in profiles and actual concentration levels between plasma pools of different origin, sample handling, and storage (data not shown).

For FGF-R1 it was shown that soluble cytoplasmic and nuclear forms and, on the other hand, plasma membrane receptors represent separated pools of different origin and with distinct functions.

We used linear regression to investigate the relationships between seven key genes in the miRNA biogenesis pathway, (DICER1, EIF2C2, DROSHA, DGCR8, XPO5, RAN and TRBP) and mean RE-score, first using all samples from both populations pooled (including population of origin as a factor in the model) and then in each of the populations separately.

This concept is tightly linked to two key conjectures on evolution of cells: existence of a complex, precellular, compartmentalized but extensively mixing and recombining pool of genes, and origin of the eukaryotic cell by archaeo-bacterial fusion.