Sentence examples for wider range of tissue from inspiring English sources

While expression of CRB1 is restricted to the retina and the brain (3), CRB2 and CRB3 show a wider range of tissue expression (11, 12).

Mice lacking both p19 ARF and p53 showed tumors in a wider range of tissue types and more frequently developed multiple primary tumors than mice lacking either of the two genes (Weber et al., 2000).

The eSNP approach does need to be reapplied to the 28 urate loci by using a wider range of tissue expression data sets that include renal tissue and gut enterocytes from different developmental stages.

The same IHC protocol was applied to a much wider range of tissue samples of 39 goats from herd A and all 196 goats from herd B; in addition to the three tissue samples above mentioned, sections of diencephalon, thoracic spinal cord, distal ileum, palatine tonsil, spleen, nictitating membrane, pre-scapular, distal jejunal and pre-femoral lymph nodes, were also examined.

Finally, our finding that 4,376 unigene ESTs in the existing public sugar beet database have no corresponding matches in our transcriptome is not unexpected since the public EST database is assembled from a wider range of tissue sources and experimental conditions, in contrast to the single source of shoot apices used in the current study.

By searching genetic databases, Warden found a similar protein, UCP2, that is produced in a wider range of tissues, including skeletal muscle, lung, heart, and kidney--suggesting that it might have a larger influence on overall heat regulation than UCP1.

On the other hand, group 800 genes were expressed in a much wider range of tissues.

Similar to GPCRs, the "downstream genes" in group 800 were expressed in a wider range of tissues.

Therefore, our model can detect estrogenic responses in a wider range of tissues than other available TG fish systems.

Therefore, extended human trials of human DNase I will provide insights into its potential protective properties in a wider range of tissues.

The real-time PCR could identify SQPV DNA in a wider range of tissues as compared to the nested PCR, including blood from grey squirrels.