Sentence examples for principal phenotypes of from inspiring English sources

In the Banff report, two principal phenotypes of acute ABMR were defined: (1) ABMR phenotype 1 in the presensitized patient, occurring early posttransplant; and (2) ABMR phenotype 2, which develops from the emergence of de novo DSA in the late posttransplant period and is thought to be mostly related to nonadherence or inadequate immunosuppression 12, 59, 60.

The principal phenotype of platelets from these mice was increased secretion in response to GPVI agonists, thrombin and the thromboxane mimetic U46619, suggesting that Cdc42 normally functions as a negative regulator of platelet secretion.

Ulcerative colitis (UC), one of the principal clinical phenotypes of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), is common in the West and is increasing in incidence and prevalence in the rest of the world (in Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America, in particular) [ 1].

It is a stroke of irony that lifespan — the principal phenotype used to search for aging genes — is a terrible phenotype for genetic analysis.

In humans, approximately 15% of X-linked genes escape from X-chromosome inactivation (XCI) and are likely principal contributors to the phenotypes of humans with X-chromosome aneuploidies.

Pairwise scatter plots of the first five principal components of the feature space (multivariate phenotypes) of the single-dsRNA effects against all target genes are shown.

The biological significance of the five components of variation (top principal component did not correlate with any phenotype) was tested by correlation to phenotypes of interest and experimental factors.

This hypothesis is supported by principal components analysis, which demonstrated the strong contribution of the 159 genes to the differential phenotypes of SCLC and NSCLC.

Phenotypes of NGT progeny plants.

NRT1.1 can restore the phenotypes of nlp7-4.

Phenotypes of Nicotiana tabauca progeny plants.