Sentence examples for use of alternative processing from inspiring English sources
This suggests that in a participant group with adult-like levels of functional and structural brain maturation, there are persistent differences in brain responses that could be attributed to the use of alternative processing strategies.
The 5′-end of the yeast 5.8S rRNA is heterogeneous due to the use of two alternative processing pathways (Henry et al, 1994).
Since PCFS4 was an ortholog of Pcf11 and known to play a role in alternative pre-mRNA processing [ 23], we examined the alternative processing profiles of these genes using publically available cDNA/EST data (TAIR10).
However, most of these exons are terminal exons, which are alternatively included in the transcripts in conjunction with the use of alternative transcription initiation or 3'-end processing sites, whose regulation need not be at the level of splicing [ 38].
This size difference is generated by the use of alternative promoters [ 17, 18], alternative splicing of mRNA [ 19], and different 3' UTR processing [ 20].
The functional consequences of the alternative processing of CCL2 were investigated using a CCR2 receptor internalization assay in human THP-1 monocytes.
Indeed, it is well established that miRNA expression can be regulated independently from the host gene either through the use of an alternative promoter, differential processing or through modulation of transcript stability.
They proposed that the missing inversion effect resulted from the use of an alternative, non-holistic processing strategy in which the distances between facial features were treated as features in their own right.
One possible alternative is that the use of analytical processing with the geometrical discrimination task results from the unnatural nature of the discrimination task.
DCL2 affects alternative processing of siRNA precursors in the absence of DCL4.
Nonetheless, alternative processing of known HCMV transcripts results in the production of functionally different gene products.
