Sentence examples for requirement of gene from inspiring English sources

Our results support the view that there may not be a difference in the requirement of gene products in the early versus later phases of fusion and all fusion molecules might be involved in activating and sustaining the fusion process albeit through different mechanisms early versus later on during myogenesis.

Due to the requirement of gene expression in vivo, some TSSs are occupied through chromatin remodelling, while others are still in NFRs.

That means most pseudo pathways in our permutation design met the requirement of gene expression correlation, although we did not limit the correlation values of genes when generating pseudo pathways.

Given this requirement of gene copy retention, the last common ancestor of P. infestans, P. parasitica, and P. capsici only experienced 281 gene duplications, whereas the Phytophthora ancestor and the today-living lineage P. infestans had 1,651 and 1,353 gene duplications, respectively.

Compared with other state-of-the-art methods in gene function prediction, SW results in a drastic improvement in performance while reducing the computation time requirement of gene function prediction on five example species (yeast, fly, mouse, human and Escherichia coli).

These differences, which include the bacteria's small size and small genomes, may be the reason they can't be grown in lab culture: they are stripped-down life forms with the barebones requirement of genes, lacking the ability to make key building blocks, and probably dependent on other forms of life for help.

However, it is not known how generally this coupling among the requirement of genes for genetic, stochastic and environmental robustness applies.

Since DNA-PK is required for IRF3 but not NF-kB activation (as we show), it is evident that some, but not all, DNA-induced genes will be affected, and these are predictable based on the requirement of genes for these different transcription factors.

During interphase, chromosomes and nuclear structures are in constant motion; therefore, correct temporal association is needed to meet the requirements of gene expression.

Its report, Gene Drives on the Horizon: Advancing Science, Navigating Uncertainty and Aligning Research with Public Values, stresses that although gene drive offers great promise for agriculture, conservation, and public health, neither the science nor the current regulatory system is adequate to address the risks and requirements of gene drive altered organisms.

In this work, we adapted the eukaryotic gene finder, EuGene, to the specific requirements of gene identification in prokaryotes, where in particular overlapping CDSs are relatively frequent.