Sentence examples for regions regulated from inspiring English sources

However, this simplicity is misleading being their postsynaptic regions regulated by a variety of complex mechanisms controlling the efficacy of synaptic inhibition.

By genome-wide methylation analysis of human T cell subsets we identified previously unrecognised hypomethylated promoter regions regulated by FOXP3 in natural Treg [ 91].

It has been previously reported, however, that DNA methylation within intragenic regions regulated intragenic promoter activity and, that this occurs tissue- and cell type-specific manner.

One example of these niches can be found in bone marrow where haematopoietic stem cell are known to reside in regions regulated by oxygen tension (Parmar et al, 2007).

Thus EWS plays a role in DNA damage response and UV light-induced dissociation of EWS from sites of active transcription, in particular from alternatively spliced regions regulated by this protein, and contributes to splicing changes induced by UV light.

Although DNA hypermethylation in APL cells occurred frequently at genomic regions regulated by PRC2, such as SUZ12- and REST-binding sites in embryonic stem cells (Schoofs et al, 2013), no major difference in the DNA methylation signature at PML RARalpha DNA-binding sites or its vicinities was found in comparison with controls (Martens et al, 2010; Wang et al, 2010; Schoofs et al, 2013).

Some of these so-called untranslated regions regulate the activity of the adjacent genes, for example, by marking the points at which enzymes begin and cease transcribing DNA into RNA (see below Genetic expression through RNA).

However, the mechanisms by which they target the genomic-specific regions, regulate specific gene expression and participate in different developmental events are still unresolved.

We demonstrated the value of combining genome-wide association analysis and biparental QTL mapping approaches to identify chromosomal regions regulating coleoptile elongation in submerged rice plants.

It's possible, Gingeras says, that many of these RNA-coding regions regulate how genes make proteins a function that could make them very important.

Evidence suggests cis-acting factors in subtelomeric regions regulate telomere length.