The phrase "the gene coding for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific gene that is responsible for producing a specific protein or trait. Example: "Scientists have identified the gene coding for eye color in humans."
All the pandemic viruses of the last century — the 1918, 1957 and 1968 flus — had a mutation in the gene coding for a protein known as PB1-F2 that is thought to make a virus more lethal.
The gene coding for IL-1ra (is1RN) is polymorphic.
The cells were stably transfected with the gene coding for firefly luciferase.
Mutations in the gene coding for GFAP have been identified as a genetic basis for AxD.
He and his colleagues created genetically engineered mice that lack the gene coding for FSH.
In many cancerous cells, p53 doesn't work because the gene coding for it has mutated.
Herein, we report the presentation of functional proteins on the surface of B19V VLPs, through the fusion of the gene coding for the heterologous protein within the gene coding for the structural protein VP2.
The gene coding for peptide transporter PTR2 was up-regulated in TN1 and Suraksha (~3.5 fold) but down-regulated in Kavya.
The gene coding for BVMOLepto was amplified by PCR from genomic DNA and cloned into the pET-TEV vector as it is described in "Materials and methods".
Similar effects had been observed previously in Gluconobacter oxydans MF1 when the gene coding for glucose dehydrogenase or gluconate-5-dehydrogenase was overexpressed (Merfort et al. 2006).
Based on the internal sequence of the gene coding for AhpC in NH04, an inverse PCR was performed with two primers (peroxi232_inv_For and peroxi407_inv_Rev) listed in Table 1.
