Sentence examples for under the same promoter from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, a 2A sequence, which allows for multiple genes to be expressed simultaneously under the same promoter, could be used (Kim et al. 2011; Shah et al. 2015; Geier et al. 2015).
These latest transgenic strains did not show any significant variation of their fluorescent signal independently of the presence or absence of silicic acid in the medium, although all the fusion proteins were expressed under the same promoter (Fig. 7B).
In order to quantify cell-cell differences in fluorescence due to variations in the activity of the promoter, we incorporated the distinguishable cyan (cfp) allele of the yfp gene in the the chromosome of the bacterial host (see bacterial strains section) and under the same promoter p2rrnB.
The control flies expressed Gal4 only, under the same promoter.
Transforming the W(AeR) strain with an expression plasmid carrying the CYP6Z8 gene under the same promoter allowed us to produce a functional mosquito CPR P450 membrane system.
Interestingly, lines carrying the FRI-Ler coding region flowered earlier than lines carrying the FRI-wt coding region when expressed under the same promoter.
It also consists of GFP under regulation of the same promoter.
Some clusters reflect the processing of a number of miRNAs from a single large polycistronic transcript such that presumably all of the miRNAs are under control of the same promoter and in the same transcriptional orientation [27].
The tendency of operons to be enriched in Core genes can be explained by a need to simplify regulation, since genes residing in operons known to be under control of the same promoter (Chi-squared test, p-value < 0.001).
To further exclude that Trx1 reactivity of receptors is determined or limited by surface expression levels, we ectopically overexpressed CD30 or other TNFR superfamily members under control of the same promoter in HeLa cells and analyzed Trx1 cell surface trapping by indirect immunofluorescence.
Fluorescence micrograph of diploid budding yeast cells expressing two different fluorescent proteins under the control of the same promoter.
