Sentence examples for segregate active from inspiring English sources

15 More recently, a series of chromosome conformation capture (3C -based approaches, which can achieve a high-resolution interrogation of the chromatin landscape, further confirmed that intrachromosomal associations in metazoan genome can serve to concentrate and segregate active gene-rich and gene-poor domains.

A threshold MIC of > =200 μg/ml is used for segregating active B_mols and inactive B_mols.

Here we show that agonist-induced internalization segregates active and inactive β2ARs that are initially in close proximity at the plasma membrane.

Most of these plates of Unc-31 animals segregated active suppressed animals, demonstrating that the suppressors are recessive.

"... First we show that a neuron with several thousand synapses segregated on active dendrites can recognize hundreds of independent patterns of cellular activity even in the presence of large amounts of noise and pattern variation.

Techniques exploiting the proximity ligation principle and deep sequencing have demonstrated that the genome is partitioned into spatially segregated transcriptionally more active A and inactive B compartments1.

The cascade of person-to-person spread can be circumvented by effectively segregating those with active ("overt") TB and putting them on anti-TB drug regimens.

To analyze the spatial relationship of those apparently correlated astrocytes, we segregated pairs of active astrocytes that are significantly synchronized by means of the Fisher's exact test (see Methods).

To our knowledge this is the first human brain study to demonstrate two spatially segregated yet simultaneously active networks associated with alpha rhythm modulations: one is spontaneous and on-going and the other is induced and periodic.

At later times, however, the colonization process of the lower airways segregates by active selection of specific microbes.

From a drug development and regulatory perspective, it is apparent that an appropriate excipient classification system is considered which is applied to new uses of existing excipients as well as to the development of novel excipients and segregates biologically active excipients from the larger pool of excipients.