Sentence examples for restricted pattern from inspiring English sources
The expression of each of these genes are regulated in a temporally and spatially restricted pattern.
Smad8 is initially expressed only in the visceral yolk sac (VYS) endoderm and shows a highly restricted pattern of expression in the embryo proper at later stages.
Our results revealed that Wnt-responsive progenitor cells are restricted to the dorsal midline throughout spinal cord development, which gives rise to dorsal ependymal cells in a spatially restricted pattern.
It is likely that as more miRNAs are characterized, many will have a tissue or developmentally restricted pattern of expression.
The relatively high basal activity of the intronic promoter in transiently transfected fibroblasts (fig. 3B) contrasts with its highly restricted pattern in transgenic animals (figs. 4 and 5).
The highly restricted pattern of central innervation of GFP-positive RGC axons at P10 was essentially same between the heterozygous and homozygous mice (data not shown).
These mutations might be at diverse loci, but they all finally led to a "convergent developmental feature", i.e. a restricted pattern of RhAG expression leading to double flower formation.
Based on the proposed index, we directly obtain improved results for the successive indexing problem and the position-restricted pattern matching problem in the literature.
This tumor-restricted pattern of expression, together with their strong in vivo immunogenicity, identified CTA as ideal targets for tumor-specific immunotherapeutic approaches, and prompted the development of several clinical trials of CTA-based vaccine therapy.
Several are widely expressed, while others including the neurogenin subfamily that play an important role in neurogenesis show a tissue-restricted pattern [43] [45].
Among the seven discriminatory genes from Fevere-Montange et al., were the three transcription factors HOXD13, PITX2 and POU4F2[25], which unlike the highly lineage-restricted pattern of expression seen for Crx, are expressed in lineage-nonrestricted patterns.
