Sentence examples for published characteristics from inspiring English sources

We subdivided the boutons according to previously published characteristics (number of synapses and AZs and size of the sub-synaptic reticulum) and vesicle diameter values for 1s and 1b boutons of ∼45 and ∼38 nm, respectively (41).

The cells were authenticated on the basis of published characteristics of MCF-7 cells ([ 44] and reviewed in [ 45]) by verifying that they express an active estrogen receptor α, respond to estrogen, express low expression of ErbB2, form tumors upon supplementation of estrogen and matrigel and have low metastatic potential.

Concordant with published characteristics of EMT [ 28], we have herein observed that forced expression of TFF3 in ER+ MC cells decreased expression of CDH1, OCLN, and CTNNG; and concomitantly increased expression of VIM, and CDH2.

For the definition of a TnrA-specific binding site the upstream regions of genes whose transcription was shown to be activated by TnrA in B. subtilis (raw data file 1) were retrieved and the binding site was identified on basis of the published characteristic GlnR/TnrA motif and the short distance upstream of the promoter.

Published technical characteristics of this equipment are limited with the following information: pulse packet repetition rate is up to 10 Hz, signal frequency in pulse packet is up to 200 Hz, the magnetic field is emitted by pulses with a frequency of 1200 pulses/s within preset time intervals (Pletnev et al. 2010).

Recently, an in vitro analysis of some computationally re-designed receptors found properties inconsistent with published binding characteristics [38].

Significantly, there is some correspondence between the phylogenetic groupings described above and published functional characteristics of KAP-β subfamily members.

An overview of the investigated Kv1-4 chandels and their published functional characteristics is given in Table S1.

While a large body of work has been published on characteristics of biofilm formation in other pathogenic bacteria such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa [24], [25] and H. influenzae [26], [27], relatively little is known about the characteristics of pneumococcal biofilms and how this impacts on pathogenesis of disease [28], [29], [30], [31].

By FACS analysis, Lin−CD25+CD44hi cells highly expressed ST2, CD127 (IL7Rα), Sca-1, CD69, Thy1.2, CD9, CD38, and ICOS, consistent with published the characteristics of ILC2s.

Thus in using these cells, we can be assured that the cells are myofibroblasts, and we have previously published the characteristics of these cells during different passages.