Sentence examples for regulated sequence from inspiring English sources

Poxvirus entry into a host cell can occur by endocytosis or direct fusion with the plasma membrane, which is followed by a regulated sequence of events leading to viral replication [13].

In the differentiating retina of Drosophila and other insects, the cellular components of each ommatidium assemble in a highly regulated sequence, which is shown here increasing in cellular organization from right to left in the wake of an inductive differentiation front that moves in anterior direction (right).

8 The mammalian ventricular myocardium normally has a highly regulated sequence of AP activation.

The regulated sequence of events that leads to cell division is known as the cell cycle.

Differentiation and lineage commitment occurs through a highly regulated sequence of cellular changes in response to the environment [ 1].

The normal mammalian ventricular myocardium similarly has a highly regulated sequence of repolarisation, proceeding from epicardium to endocardium and from base to apex.

All sequences regulated by LPS/INFγ/APC with a calculated fold change of more than 2.0 (p<0.01) were subjected to one-way ANOVA factorial analysis, compared with the significantly regulated sequences (fold change >2, p value<0.01) by LPS/INFγ.

The most significantly enriched GO term for High-TS Genes was for "direct ligand regulated sequence-specific DNA binding transcription factor activity" (corrected p-value = 0.025).

The p53 protein acts as a highly regulated sequence-specific DNA-binding protein that in response to a wide variety of stress signals undergoes post-translational stabilisation and then acts as a master transcriptional regulator to induce the expression of many target genes.

Functional annotation of consensus sequences was performed to define the differentially regulated sequences more precisely.

One can see that there are two major differences between p-value distributions in really regulated sequences and in the random sequence.