Sentence examples for the effective expression from inspiring English sources

It could be imagined that the presence of UUA codons in highly expressed genes of Streptomyces phages would reduce the effective expression levels of such genes, providing a possible selective route for the evolution of the bldA checkpoint.

Their lighting effects more or less invented a film language that allowed for the effective expression of the anxieties attached to the horror genre.

To explore the biocatalytic potential of these fungal BVMOs, we have cloned three of these genes and succeeded in the effective expression of one of the targeted BVMOs, BVMOAf1.

Subjugation of the intracellular environment by viruses is essential to ensure the effective expression and replication of the viral genome to allow production of progeny virions.

To examine the effective expression of CBRluc in vitro, we used a CCD-based macroscope detector to determine the luminescence intensity of cultures with various numbers of cells (0 to 5×105 cells per well) in the presence of D-luciferin (150 µg/ml).

Interestingly, it has been recently reported that Ae albopictus males in La Réunion show an unexpectedly high mean life expectancy, ranging from 16.2 to 24.5 days [32], which would strengthen the impact of density reduction on the effective expression of CI in the field.

"Sea Oak," from Pastoralia (2000), is perhaps the most effective expression of Saunders's class constructions and representative of his approach to the formal representation of class.

To introduce eNpHR into RGCs, we used the AAV2 vector with a CMV (Fig. 1A), based both on our preliminary data showing that AAV2 is the most effective expression vector among AAV1, 2 and 5, which we tested (data not shown), and on previous reports demonstrating that AAV2 as the preferable carrier vector for RGCs in rodents [27 29, but see 30].

31 So, in this experiment, we chose a typical anti-tumor gene wtp53 as the suicide gene for the purpose of effective expression in tumor cells.

Several pol III promoters are being used for expression of shRNAs, such as H1 or U6, and transcription initiation and termination sites together with the structural requirements for effective expression of the hairpins are well described [ 7, 8].

Biochemical study of the Streptococcus agalactiae virulence-associated cell-envelope protease (CEP) CspA, as well as other CEPs, has been limited by the lack of effective expression systems.