Sentence examples for sequences of cellular from inspiring English sources

Some of the TEs capture host sequences of cellular genes and form new open reading frames.

While it is widely appreciated that gene fusion analysis has its roots in the early observations of such events in the entire genome sequences of cellular organisms ever published, including those of Haemophilus influenzae and Methanococcus jannaschii, the first report of such an explicit prediction has remained rather obscure.

Thus, complex sequences of cellular transformation steps are required to produce the mature egg, many of which are already happening in the germarium and influenced by the surrounding soma that assembles the stem cell and the differentiation niches that can sense and transduce the extracellular signals to coordinate the tempo of germline differentiation.

In addition, the E26 virus contained a second sequence of cellular origin (ets) that was unique.

In vitro cartilage formation by human adult stem cells from bone marrow stroma defines the sequence of cellular and molecular events during chondrogenesis.

Our understanding of cellular changes in situ is often restricted to biopsies and postmortem tissue, where it is too late to unravel the layer-specific sequence of cellular events that leads to disease.

However, the detailed sequence of cellular changes that occur in nucleated cells attacked by mAb and complement has not been delineated.

To obtain new information on the sequence of cellular and molecular events during in vitro chondrogenic differentiation we analysed MSCs on a widely used hyaluronic acid biomaterial (Hyaff®-11).

In the case of AMV, it was shown that almost the entire retroviral env gene had been replaced by a sequence of cellular origin (initially called mab or amv, but later renamed v-myb) (Duesberg et al., 1980; Souza et al., 1980).

Our understanding of the two forms of AMD has increased substantially, yet there is still much debate as to why and how the disease progresses and what sequence of cellular events lead to the progression of dry to wet AMD.

Although this global analysis only infers expression and does not provide definitive proof, it suggests that many GPCRs are expressed in human pluripotent stem cells and provides support of our initial hypothesis and directions for future study, including genome-wide sequencing of cellular mRNAs (RNA-seq) and pharmacological testing of each candidate receptor.