Sentence examples for specifically by altering from inspiring English sources

Animal models, in vitro studies, and human cancer data suggest that arsenic may induce epigenetic alterations, specifically by altering patterns of DNA methylation.

Emerging data now suggest that arsenic may induce epigenetic alterations, specifically by altering patterns of DNA methylation (Reichard and Puga 2010; Ren et al. 2011).

Specifically, by altering spatial arrangement, we have shown for the first time that altering colony diameter, the distance between colonies, and the degree of clustering of a culture can modulate in a predictive manner the nuclear levels of pStat3 in mESCs (Fig. 5).

Briefly, if one part of capsaicin specifically interacts with a residue on the channel, breaking this specific interaction by altering this part of capsaicin or by mutating the interacting residue should have equivalent effects (non-additive).

Specifically, it does so by altering how those cells express their genes, making it the latest discovery in a rapidly developing and exciting bit of biology known as epigenetics.

McKee notes that there's evidence suggesting CTE predisposes people to suicide, although how remains unclear; a colleague called it a "chicken and the egg problem," explaining that CTE may cause problems in life that encourage suicides rather than specifically promote suicidal behavior by altering the working of the brain.

Specifically, this was achieved by altering the assay buffer components, eliminating fixation and centrifugation steps, and optimization of RBC concentration (hematocrit).

Thus, as a means to identify GmARF candidate genes that could be potentially used for enhancing drought tolerance by altering plant architecture, specifically shoot and/or root growth, when overexpressed or repressed in transgenic plant systems, we determined expression profiles for all 51 GmARF genes in the roots and shoots of 12-day-old soybean seedlings using qRT-PCR.

This study is the first to show that in chondrocytes, CpG methylation of the COL9A1 proximal promoter specifically impairs SOX9-driven promoter activation by altering SOX9 binding to DNA and that transactivation depends mainly on the DNA methylation status of 2 SOX/sex-determining SOX/sex-determininging sites (BS4 and BS5).

These chaotic outcomes are the result of "impact litigation," which are lawsuits, usually class actions, specifically brought to effect broad societal change by altering laws and influencing public opinion.

Specifically, allergic rhinitis could predispose to ABRS by altering the balance of microbial flora in the sinonasal tract.