Sentence examples for variants when compared from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, when these cell lines were analyzed for CEACAM6 gene variants, only T84 and HCT116 cells, the two cell lines with the highest and lowest CEACAM6 expression, respectively, had unique genotype variants when compared with the other cell lines (Fig. 2B).
Nonsynonymous SNPs show a shift toward more rare variants when compared with synonymous SNPs in all three populations.
Maternal hemoglobin at one month post partum were significantly increased in maternal genotype TF P570 S variants when compared to maternal TF P570 wild-type individuals respectively.
Cell lines signalling via both DRs showed a large increase in efficacy upon combined treatment with selective TRAIL variants when compared with rhTRAILWT.
In both rice and Arabidopsis, the SE, TWI, IWI and RI classes are generally the minor variants when compared to their counterparts.
To test whether methylated genes are enriched for splice variants when compared to unmethylated genes we assembled a honeybee transcriptome that included alternatively spliced transcripts using a de novo gene prediction from genome-wide RNA-seq data.
We found marked interethnic differences in the genotype distribution of eNOS variants when comparing the South Indian population with the reported frequencies from Caucasian and Japanese populations.
Similar to estrone, levels of estradiol were associated with the CYP11A variants when comparing individuals with estradiol > 33 pmol/l to those with estradiol < 33 pmol/l (p < 0.06).
Results of both the V. harveyi bioluminescence and FRET method demonstrate the phenotypic loss of AI-2 in the 81116AI2- variant when compared to 81116AI2+ and other C. jejuni strains (figures 1B and 2).
However, we observed a change in the substrate specificity of the Y4884C variant when compared with wild-type MLL3.
The fidelity of nucleotide insertion opposite G and the lesions does not appear to be altered in most variants except for the R96G variant when compared to wild-type (Tables 2– 7).
