Sentence examples for potentially expressed from inspiring English sources

To identify tetraspanins that are potentially expressed in platelets, we examined mRNA expression in their nucleated precursor cell, the megakaryocyte, through re-analysis of our previously reported SAGE library [ 11].

To further identify the genes potentially expressed in en b and DZ, we analyzed class III peroxidase gene expression profiles in mutants related to pod-shattering and compared to their expression in WT.

Despite not being a molecular multi-tool, DNA still has its virtues: the absence of a 2′ oxygen on the ribose sugar makes DNA much more chemically stable, allowing deoxyribonucleotides (dNTs) to form longer chains via the infamous double helix, thereby vastly increasing the amount of stored information, and thus potentially expressed complexity.

Retroviral vectors integrate preferentially in genes and in one-half of the integrations, the expression cassette will be in a tandem orientation with respect to the gene's promoter and potentially expressed when the trapped promoter is intrinsically active or activated by regulatory elements within the vector.

Filtering GPCRs by evidence of adenylate cyclase inhibition identified 25 unique GPCRs potentially expressed in pluripotent cells (Table 1).

This suggests that, not surprisingly, our contigs are frequently incomplete and represent only a subset of the potentially expressed transcriptome.

Such changes can potentially express in other medical tests of the subject, e.g., clinical, immunologic, serologic, and cognitive measures.

Toxin overload in the body can potentially express itself through a dizzying array of symptoms.

However, the discovery that these glial cells may potentially express receptors capable of responding to endogenous neurotransmitters has resulted in the need to reassess astrocytic physiology.

Our next goal was to characterize the major cell types present in the alveolar space after A. fumigatus infection one or more of which would potentially express the molecules expressed by alternatively activated macrophages.

This enhancement in Dr5+ progenitors could be due to a real Dr5 upregulation, but also to the rapid death of Dr5− differentiated progenitors, potentially expressing Puma, thereby causing an apparent enrichment in more radio-resistant Dr5+ cells at 12 h post-IR.