Sentence examples for using transgenic reporter from inspiring English sources
We have developed an approach, using transgenic reporter mice, that allows us to determine direct activation of estrogen receptor (ER) signaling in embryos.
Notch activation can also be monitored using transgenic reporter lines.
We are currently testing this prediction using transgenic reporter fusions with the mRNAs identified in this study.
The pathogenetic role of EMT has also been demonstrated by in vivo observations using transgenic reporter mice in which fibroblasts were specifically labeled with green fluorescent protein.
Medaka has also been used to study the higher order neuronal circuits of specific taste bud cells using transgenic reporter lines (Ieki et al. 2013).
Using transgenic reporter lines, we demonstrate that ectopic mineralizations in these tissues occur independently of the expression of typical osteoblast or cartilage markers.
These results now enable the accurate detection and isolation of specific cell populations without the need to use transgenic reporter cell lines.
To examine whether the dgf phenotype is caused by ectopic differentiation of bone or cartilage cells, we used transgenic reporter lines for the cartilage marker collagen2a1a (Mitchell et al., 2013), as well as for collagen10a1 (Mitchell et al., 2013) and osteocalcin (Vanoevelen et al., 2011); the latter two represent osteoblast markers in zebrafish.
Here, we comprehensively analyzed the function of the central maintenance system for protein homeostasis, i.e. the proteasome, in lung aging using transgenic proteasome reporter and immunoproteasome knockout mice.
Certainly, from analysis of the regions of RA's actions in the brain using transgenic RA reporter mice, the hippocampus is a particular hotspot for RA signaling (Misner et al., 2001; Crandall et al., 2004; Luo et al., 2004), with RA-regulated transcription localized predominantly in the dentate gyrus.
They added BMPs and WNT3 to the culture dish of isolated floating epiblasts and monitored PGC formation using transgenic fluorescent reporter genes whose expression is controlled by the upstream regulatory elements of the genes encoding Prdm1 (also known as Blimp1) or Prdm14, which are expressed in PGC precursors.
