Sentence examples for Transposed as a from inspiring English sources

Some serious researchers have suggested that the portrait may actually be the artist's portrait of himself, transposed as a female.

The unique genes may have been introduced to the Hif genome through direct DNA uptake, transposed as a composite DNA, via prophage infection or integration as genetic islands.

Because of the shown transposition of tRNA-T/ COIII within C. nemoralis and C. obtusus, this region was transposed as well.

The only class II elements that transpose by a different mechanism are Helitrons and related elements, that transpose by rolling-circle replication, Mavericks, whose transposition mechanism is not yet known [14], and the bacterial IS200/605 family of insertion sequences that transpose as a single stranded transposon circle [15], [16].

In the case of IS4 and IS150, the elements were present in the ancestral genome as a single copy; thus, even if they were to transpose at a rate as high as 10−5, for example, we would need more than 100 000 generations to detect one event (a timescale larger than in our experiment).

Either a very large insertion was made between tyrA and aroF, or one of the two gene clusters shown was transposed as part of a sufficiently large segment to include all of the conserved flanking genes.

(In the notes, Martin's name was apparently transposed as "Martin William").. Greenwell and Wilson said that Martin helped run a program in which accurate samples were rarely collected.

That is, the spacing distances between phases are not equal and the lines are not transposed; as is typically done on high voltage transmission lines.

These flaps are transposed as reverse island flaps.

The identification of mobile genes with reduced size, and fewer exons, suggests that they were not transposed as full copies but putatively as 5′ or 3′ truncated fragments.

LTR retroelements include retroviruses and Ty1/Ty3-like retrotransposons, and are reverse transcribed from RNA intermediates, duplicated, and then transposed as double-stranded DNA.