Sentence examples for various organ types from inspiring English sources

This information is available in textbooks and through publically accessible anatomical atlases for various organ types and organisms.

Most previous studies of expression patterns of several hundred duplicated genes in plants were not able to infer neofunctionalization and subfunctionalization in various organ types and developmental stages because there was no attempt to infer the ancestral state of expression.

Both species showed expression in various organ types but not in pollen (fig. 7 B), strongly suggesting that CPK1 reflects the ancestral expression pattern and the expression of CPK2 in pollen was derived after gene duplication.

Liver X receptors (LXRs) are nuclear receptors that have emerged as central metabolic regulators in various organ systems and cell types.

While there is much to be learned of the complete structures of these isoforms, it is possible to review the pertinent literature for information leading to the understanding of the regulation of formation of NO in various organs and cell types.

Sepsis-induced cell death has been observed in various organs and cell types in murine models.

The Hh signaling pathway is conserved among different species and plays a major role in the development of various organs and cell types [ 1].

The FAD genes are differentially expressed in various organs and cell types, including fiber, and expression of the FAD7/8-1 gene was induced by cold temperature.

RNA-seq analysis revealed conserved, gene-specific expression patterns in various organs and cell types and semi-quantitative RT-PCR further revealed that FAD7/8-1 waspecificallyly induced during cold temperature treatment of G. hirsutum seedlings.

Because STAT3 is essential for the early development of mouse embryos [ 8], conditional gene targeting has been employed to elucidate the biological function of STAT3 in various organs and cell types.

Secreted protein acidic and rich in cysteine (SPARC; also known as osteonectin) is a 43-kDa matricellular glycoprotein that is secreted into the niche and functions in cell adhesion, angiogenesis, growth factor binding, and cell differentiation in various organs and cell types (Brekken & Sage, 2001; Kos & Wilding, 2010).