Sentence examples for synchronized gene expression from inspiring English sources

It is now well established that bacterial populations often consist of heterogeneous communities rather than genetically identical cells with synchronized gene expression profiles [49], [50], [51].

Bacterial cell-to-cell communication, or quorum sensing (QS) is a sophisticated mechanism that can allow for a synchronized gene expression of a whole community.

These results suggest the existence of a genetic mechanism that synchronizes gene expression on a higher-order (chromatin?) scale.

QS gene regulation has been described as a method of cell-cell communication used by bacteria to synchronize gene expression within a population [ 12].

We attempted to reduce heterogeneity in lactate production of SAA005 by synchronizing gene expression and metabolism with circadian light dark entrainment [ 26].

We showed that the metabolic switch is a sophisticated mechanism of transcriptional regulation capable of resetting and re-synchronizing gene expression programs at extraordinary speed and scale.

Increased sharing may equilibrate concentrations of nuclear encoded proteins to enable better control over mitochondria 39, promote coordinated behaviour between mitochondria to synchronize gene expression 1, 88 or improve the health of the mitochondrial population by allowing mitochondria to complement each other's deficiencies 89, 90 (functional complementation).

The Spellman et al. [ 39] α factor-synchronized gene expression data was selected for PCGSE analysis because it is easily accessible, has been widely reanalyzed and has a spectra with a published biological interpretation.

Since LR synchronized cycling gene expression starts already in the posterior PSM, the desynchronization observed in the absence of dmrt2a/terra is not easily explained by its expression in the anterior PSM and somites.

Building on their success of the synchronized oscillator, the same group further advanced to create a more sophisticated genetic network that is capable of synchronizing oscillatory gene expression of populations across multiple spatial scales [83].

A QS system allows for bacteria to sense their population density based on nearby autoinducer concentration and in response synchronize their gene expression.