heterologous

In medicine a heterologous transplant means 'between species' or 'from one species to another'.

The study of these channels has been slow because they do not traffic to the cell membrane in many heterologous systems.

Certain strains of S. coelicolor can used for heterologous protein expression.

These sites seem to loose their activity when juxtaposed with heterologous material (data not shown).

The type of heterologous sarcoma had no effect on the progression-free interval.

This is a challenging field because parasite proteins are often more difficult to express using a heterologous system.

These compounds can range from heterologous proteins and amino-acids to vitamins.

The heterologous protein is inserted at the passenger domain.

Scaffolds are used to display the heterologous protein on the bacterial cell surface.

Hill and his co-workers used a heterologous prime-boost vaccination technique.

In recent years, biotechnology researchers have begun using Streptomyces species for heterologous expression of proteins.

In a heterologous association, each promoter contributes a different set of residues to the binding interface.

However, these experiments were done in the presence of selection for the heterologous genes cloned into the replicons.

Recent advances in gene manipulation have made it possible to express foreign genes in heterologous systems.

This might also explain some of the results from studies on teleost using heterologous mammalian Lep.

Under these conditions, L. plantarum strains producing high levels of heterologous proteins have been found to remain highly competitive.

In structural biology a heterologous association is a binding mode between the protomers of a protein structure.

Does heterologous artifical fertilization conform to the dignity of the couple and to the truth of marriage?

Analysis of two heterologous flowering genes in Brachypodium distachyon demonstrates its potential as a grass model plant.

The recurrence rate was 44% for homologous tumors and 63% for heterologous tumors.

The term 'peplomer' is typically used to refer to a grouping of heterologous proteins on the virus surface that function together.

Several studies have utilized heterologous expression systems to identify mechanisms of 5-HT 2C receptor regulation.

The infection of cells with this altered virus elicits a specific lactogenic immune response against the heterologous protein.

Junctions of heterologous fragments were sequenced to confirm correct construction of fusion genes.

Interestingly, the EAR element also promotes readthrough of heterologous termination sites.