戻る
「早戻しボタン」を押すと検索画面に戻ります。 [閉じる]

コーパス検索結果 (１語後でソート)

通し番号をクリックするとPubMedの該当ページを表示します
1  signaling acts only early in development to heritably activate ap, whereas it is required persistent
2 e established a modular transgenic system to heritably activate mouse Notch1 in multiple types of pro
3                                  After ap is heritably activated, the level of EGFR activity declines
4 owth Factor Receptor (EGFR) signaling, which heritably activates apterous (ap) in D compartment cells
5 d RHY-1 dependent mechanism by which animals heritably adapt to infection.
6 nvestigating the mechanisms by which animals heritably adapt to P. vranovensis infection, we found th
7  a novel approach that might selectively and heritably alter gene expression.
8             Epigenetic regulatory mechanisms heritably alter patterns of gene expression without chan
9 mechanisms like DNA methylation, which could heritably alter phenotypes without changing the DNA sequ
10 f-sustaining conformational conversions that heritably alter their activities.
11 teria and archaea have the unique ability to heritably alter their genomes by incorporating small fra
12 NA methylation, and marks the emergence of a heritably altered and therapeutically relevant state in
13  whereby reduced activity of Hsp90 induces a heritably altered chromatin state.
14                       A general approach for heritably altering gene expression has the potential to
15 d at a repressed Drosophila HOX gene, remain heritably associated with that gene and can carry the me
16 ndida albicans can switch stochastically and heritably between a "white" phase and an "opaque" phase.
17 transcriptional regulation whereby genes are heritably, but not necessarily permanently, inactivated.
18 s and genetic tests demonstrate that Pl' can heritably change back to Pl-Rh in rmr mutant individuals
19                             In yeast, prions heritably change protein functions by templating monomer
20 xposure to lactic acid caused yeast cells to heritably circumvent glucose repression.
21  epigenetic imprint at the mat2/3 region and heritably converts the expressed state to the silenced s
22 e constraint of confluence may contribute by heritably damaging cells.
23 e of transgenic mice which spontaneously and heritably develop thymomas at a very high penetrance.
24 nal variation in its formation, can generate heritably distinct populations of genetically identical
25  adaptation that allow cells to discover and heritably encode novel adaptive solutions, with implicat
26 e-structured data reveals a segregation into heritably fast- and slow-dividing branches.
27 yering of controls needed to poise this gene heritably for activation, we have used chromatin immunop
28 tagens in the lab revealed that strains vary heritably in tolerance to each mutagen, but mutagen tole
29 mouse models of cancer, wherein tumors arose heritably in various organs.
30 ytes, and their bipotential progenitors) are heritably labeled at high efficiency with yellow fluores
31 M) cells that rejoined the circulating pool, heritably maintained a predilection for homing back to t
32 cus-specific gene silencing is initiated and heritably maintained during cell division are not clearl
33  by MQ1 is highly target specific and can be heritably maintained in the absence of the effector.
34  (IL-4) cytokine gene loci, changes that are heritably maintained in the resulting T helper type 1 (T
35 their differentiation potential, NEPECs were heritably marked and transplanted under the kidney capsu
36 ild-type sister cells are differentially and heritably marked by green and red fluorescent proteins.
37 of energy homeostasis remains under precise, heritably modifiable control.
38     Isolated GFP-labeled satellite cells are heritably myogenic.
39              Effector-loci demethylation was heritably preserved during IL-7- and IL-15-mediated in v
40 ric DNA in Drosophila cells is sufficient to heritably recruit CENP-A, kinetochore proteins, and micr
41 o depolyploidization, passing it on to their heritably resistant progeny.
42 us, mudrA silencing can be progressively and heritably reversed.
43 lity of an endogenous gene or a transgene to heritably silence another closely related allele or gene
44          Aberrant siRNAs inappropriately and heritably silence germline-expressed genes including the
45 ation of a naturally occurring locus able to heritably silence the otherwise highly active MuDR trans
46 essential for development and are thought to heritably silence transcription by altering chromatin fo
47 tumor suppressor gene, such as RUNX3, can be heritably silenced by epigenetic mechanisms in breast ca
48    Instead, IE-mediated relocation confers a heritably silenced gene state refractory to activation i
49 paramutable r1 haplotypes like R-r to become heritably silenced.
50 ility creates novel traits that later become heritably stabilized by genetic and epigenetic changes.
51 ast cells employ a prion-based mechanism for heritably switching between distinct carbon source utili
52             RIP-CreER;Z/AP mice were used to heritably tag beta cells in the adult pancreas.
53 ross-kingdom communication by which bacteria heritably transform yeast metabolism.
54                                           By heritably transforming growth and survival strategies in
55                                Derivation of heritably transgenic loss-of-function or gain-of-functio
56 s propagated beyond self; alterations can be heritably transmitted to differentiated progeny, in addi
57               This melanoma-inducing system, heritably transmitted to offspring, supports large-scale
58 alpha stimulus, heterochromatic domains were heritably transmitted, undiminished through multiple cel
59                  Gene expression levels vary heritably, with approximately 25-35% of the loci affecti
60 [BIG(+)] (better in growth), allows cells to heritably yet reversibly alter their translational progr