Sentence examples for set of hallmark from inspiring English sources

The conserved core in each lineage of large eukaryotic dsDNA viruses consists of a small set of hallmark genes along with some less common genes shared with bacteriophages, other bacterial selfish elements, and/or bacteria, and a few genes that appear to be unique to eukaryotes and have been acquired by the viruses at an early stage of eukaryogenesis.

A small set of virus hallmark genes encoding proteins essential for virus replication and morphogenesis form different combinations in diverse viruses but are absent from cellular genomes [ 2].

Weinberg and Hanahan have described a set of six hallmarks of cancer, which may help distinguish characteristics between the normal and tumor tissue and perhaps provide better alternative treatments.

Similarly, honing in on their effect on only a specific set of cancer hallmarks will not allow a proper understanding of the anti-cancer activity of these agents.

The set of cancer-hallmark GO terms listed in Table  1 of [ 37] were added to the above obtained GO term set, which was then remapped to a set of corresponding genes based on human GO annotations.

Hanahan and Weinberg (2000) described cancer cells as generally having a set of six hallmarks: limitless replicative potential, sustained angiogenesis, evading apoptosis, self-sufficiency in growth signals, insensitivity to anti-growth signals, and tissue invasion and metastasis (Hanahan and Weinberg 2000).

In order to become malignant cancer cells, normal cells need to acquire a set of mutations which confer "hallmark" traits, such as increased proliferation, immortality, and invasiveness [ 2].

To become malignant cancer cells, normal cells must acquire a set of mutations that confer "hallmark" traits, such as increased proliferation, immortality, and invasiveness [ 9].

Similar delights abound, from the austere setting (a hallmark of St. Ann's Warehouse where each show seems to create its own perfect space) to the amusing signs in the restrooms warning visitors to the prison about illegal contraband, courtesy of designer Bunny Christie.

In setting the hallmark of his color upon him, his individuality is in a sense submerged, and instead of a mere thief, robber, or murderer, he becomes a representative of his race, which is in turn made to suffer for his sins (Sellin, 1928, p.63).

However, all cancers share the same set of deregulated biological processes, termed the hallmarks of cancer [ 8, 9].