Sentence examples for various control genes from inspiring English sources
Encouragingly, silencing Lis1 or Dmn, as opposed to various control genes (such as CG8446 and CG18247), by targeted RNAi effectively mislocalized transgenic Dscam[TM1]::GFP to MB axon lobes (Figures 3A 3C).
The user is allowed to input a cutoff based on the adjusted p-value and may choose whether to filter out the various control genes (e.g., BioB, BioC, etc).
The detox chip is a custom-made microarray chip containing probes from 233 A. gambiae genes associated with metabolic resistance; 103 cytochrome P450 monooxygenases (P450s), 31 carboxylesterases (COEs), 35 glutathione-S-transferases (GSTs), 41 redox genes, 5 ATP-binding-cassette transporters, and various control genes [ 16].
The migration and differentiation of the CNCC into cardiac ganglia are influenced by various developmental control genes.
Moreover, various sigmaW controlled genes render expressing bacteria resistant to membrane-compromising antibiotics in other bacteria [ 13].
The lmo1251 is a PrfA-like putative CRP-FNR (cyclic AMP receptor protein-fumarate and nitrate reduction) family transcriptional regulator and the CRP-FNR families mainly functions as positive transcriptional regulators and are known to control genes in various aspects as sugar and amino acid transport and metabolism and pathogenesis [44].
The GeneChip was originally designed to represent 82,000 unique maize expressed sequence tag (EST) clusters and genes as well as various negative, spike, and transgenic control genes [ 28].
Test the scanner with various control images.
Throughout evolution, cells have adopted various sophisticated ways to control gene expression.
Dissecting the various diversified mechanisms that control gene transcription in terminally differentiated cells should contribute to our still rudimentary understanding of the gene regulatory processes that modulate homeostasis in somatic cells and those that could lead to degeneration of adult tissue in disease states.
Eukaryotic promoters are regions containing various sequence motifs necessary to control gene transcription.
