Sentence examples for I modifications from inspiring English sources

These are (i) modifications of interactions between existing proteins and (ii) the introduction of new nodes and links through gene duplications.

The fact that SMS is also leading to the induction of so-called touch genes leaves two possible scenarios open: i) modifications of the plant surface by SMS lead to a facilitated perception of DAMPs or MAMPs by membrane receptors with subsequent activation of defenses or ii) SMS is perceived by mechano-sensors that subsequently initiate resistance.

In class I modifications, the saddle was designed as 10 mm mesiodistally, 2.5 mm buccally, and 2.5 mm lingually from the center of the implant (Fig. 2).

This may be due to the difficulty in preparation of form II samples whose quality is high enough for PL studies; actual form II samples usually contain significant fractions of form I modifications as well as amorphous backbones.

Fig. 1 The basic design for the analysis of FEA models Fig. 2 Class I modifications Fig. 3 Class II modifications Fig. 4 Class III modifications Fig. 5 Class IV modifications Table 1 Mechanical properties of the materials used in the study Material Young's modulus Poisson ratio   Cortical bone 14.8 0.30 Cancellousus bone 1.85 0.30   Titanium 110 0.32   Cobalt-chromium alloy 220 0.30  .

In the analysis of the top 50 (Table S7) sequences of the mature miR-122 and miR-21, A→I modifications, U→C, G→A, U→A, and C→U modifications were observed, as evidenced by the presence of a single peak (Figure 3B).

Surface engineering was carried out on oxide ceramics (Al2O3 ZrO2, ZrO2) using two different laser-assisted processes: (i) modification of the edge layer of the ceramic by laser induced remelting and alloying and/or (ii) surface microtexturing by laser ablation.

RNA editing by site-selective A-to-I modification also regulates protein function through recoding of genomically specified sequences.

In addition to these so-called 'recoding' editing events, many pre-mRNAs undergo A-to-I modification in untranslated exonic, and in non-coding intronic sequences.

In mammals, a growing number of genes have been identified that undergo a type of RNA editing characterized by site-selective A-to-I modification [ 2, 3, 8].

With such sample, the transitional mechanism from form II to form I modification is further investigated by in situ WAXD combined with FTIR spectroscopy.