Sentence examples for published muscle from inspiring English sources
The genes we targeted were chosen from several sources including our RNAi screen for myofilament disorganization [26] published muscle expressome data [25] and promoter studies [33].
We examined published muscle ablation data for the middle legs of a nonjumping stick insect, Carausius morosus.
Published muscle biopsy data from an additional four patients with features of DOA+ were also included in the meta-analysis (Ferraris et al., 2008; Spinazzi et al., 2008; Milone et al., 2009).
The Individualised Neuromuscular Quality of Life (INQoL) questionnaire is a published muscle disease specific measure of QoL that has been validated using both qualitative and quantitative methods in a United Kingdom population of adults with muscle disease.
In a re-analysis of their previously published muscle microarray data, the authors found that, while IFN-inducible genes were generally upregulated in both blood and muscle, the degree of upregulation for some genes was much greater in the muscle samples than in blood.
A modified version of a previously published pericranial muscle tenderness score system was used to determine the pericranial muscle tenderness [16, 17].
Italian Stallions In that area, "I don't think you can top Ferraris," says Joe Oldham, author of the recently published book Muscle Car Confidential.
Published: January 17 , 2013Muscle development and function rely on the correct assembly of structural and motor proteins into a series of contractile units called the sarcomeres.
Only a few studies have been published on muscle activation in people with arthritis using EMG, and the results are inconclusive [ 13, 14].
In wild-type hearts, Pol II occupancy at the Telokin promoter was equivalent to that of an untranscribed intergenic region, in agreement with Telokin's published smooth muscle-restricted expression pattern (Herring et al., 2001).
This finding is consistent with a published report of muscle performance in the regenerating muscle of α-KO mice [20].
