Sentence examples for retain a type from inspiring English sources
In contrast, non-senescent tumour cells appear to retain a type of immune privilege, escaping macrophage-mediated tumour surveillance.
Like CSK, chloroplast sigma factors (Schweer et al. 2009, 2010) indicate that chloroplasts retain a prokaryotic type of transcriptional regulatory system (Tiller et al. 1991) acting on a chloroplast-encoded bacterial-type RNA polymerase (Suzuki et al. 2004).
We also performed in vivo microscopy on cells expressing the fusion protein p53-ECFP, which has been previously shown to be functional and to retain a wild type localization in human cells [14].
Whilst it is recognised as a limitation that these are the views of students' from only one dental school and it is also likely that this large establishment in London may attract and retain a different type of student than other smaller dental schools, thus its undergraduates may not be representative of the national picture, it is the largest of the UK schools.
retain a rhodophytic-type POR.
This result is particularly interesting because it suggests that some cells that contribute to tuber formation in the brains of patients with TSC might retain a wild-type TSC2 allele.
If this hypothesis is correct, the surviving G-401 cells will either retain a wild-type allele of EZH2 or will have in-frame indels that do not affect EZH2 protein function.
In colon carcinomas the residual p53 allele is mutant in the vast majority of cases, but in breast cancer at least 60% of cases with LOH retain a wild-type p53 allele [ 7].
Patients with BRCA-associated cancers usually lack wild-type BRCA1 or BRCA2 in tumor cells but normal cells retain a single wild-type copy of the gene.
639V, T24, and UM-UC-9 harboured a missense mutation and retained a wild type allele whereas 5637, RT4, and SW-780 were wild type and showed LOH.
In these cases, mice carrying an inactivated allele are predisposed to tumor development, and the resulting tumors frequently retain a functional wild-type allele.
