Sentence examples for transfer of expression from inspiring English sources

Administration of antisense oligonucleotides, or transfer of expression constructs capable of producing intracellular antisense sequences complementary to the messenger RNA (mRNA) of interest, blocks the translation of specific genes in vitro and in vivo.

Directly afterwards the retinas were transfected via particle-mediated transfer of expression plasmids and placed in a culture dish containing Ames' medium for up to six days.

In vivo gene transfer of expression constructs leading to secretion of wild-type Sema3E, Uncl-Sema3E or sFlk1 (Fischer et al, 2007; Van de Veire et al, 2010) proteins in mice was achieved by naked DNA hydrodynamic delivery of naked DNA, as previously described (Liu et al, 1999).

In this report, we show efficient transfer of DNA expression vectors and siRNA oligonucleotides into a variety of primary cell types from different species utilizing the Nucleofector technology, including human B-CLL cells, human CD34+ cells, human lymphocytes, rat cardiomyocytes, human, porcine, and bovine chondrocytes, and rat neurons.

Despite this, transfer of gene expression signatures into clinical practice has not proved straightforward [ 10, 11].

Here we present a case study in the transfer of gene expression classifiers from the research literature into clinical practice.

Ad mediated transfer of shERα expression constructs results in efficient and specific knockdown of endogenous ERα transcription both in vitro and in vivo.

In these vectors, the expression cassette – consisting of the human U6 promoter and the shRNA sequences – is flanked by the attachment sites attL1 and attL2, which allow the transfer of the expression cassette into the adenoviral destination vectors by site-specific LR recombination.

Therefore, the transfer of co-expression across molecular levels can be described as a harmonious process of both conservation and flexibility.

Thus, the transfer of co-expression from transcript level to protein level in Plasmodium falciparum is characterized by both conservation and flexibility.

Both Chadwick and Armitage transfer the burden of expression from human limbs and faces to the broad planes of the bulk of the sculpture.