Sentence examples for a clear termination from inspiring English sources

The PDX1 gene lying upstream of TDH3, had a clear termination defect in the rna15-2 strain, but was unaffected by the S411A or npl3-120 mutations (Figure 5B).

Thus, a clear termination defect (higher polymerase density over probes 3 7) was obtained, strongly suggesting that the kinase activity of Grc3 is required for efficient termination.

Here, CPSF73 still showed a clear termination defect consistent with the known association of CPSF with the histone 3′ processing machinery (Kolev and Steitz, 2005).

Along the isochrone lines 1250 and 1370 ms, a clear conformity termination of high-amplitude is observed and drastic anomaly changes are seen (to lower amplitudes).

In this analysis, clear termination peaks are visible over stop codons in both metagene averages, and, in each average, the normalized ribosome footprint density drops to negligible levels after the stop codon in question.

By failing to inform DNB about her side job, Ms van der Waal made things easy on the bank, giving it a clear cause for termination.

From a little way in front of the splenium (Fig. 7B) to the very rostral limit of the dorsal retrosplenial cortex (Fig. 7A), a clear band of termination reappeared across layer III(IV) of both 29a c and 29d.

Pretreatment attributional motivations that were externalizing-oriented showed a clear association with premature termination.

However, as our AG:GFP and AP1 GFP localisation studies revealed, there is a clear time-lag between the termination of AP1 mRNA expression in early stage 3 flower buds, and the reduction in time of the AP1 GFP protein starting in late stage 3 flower buds.

Whatever the actual mechanism of translation termination in dinoflagellate mitochondria, it appears to present a clear difference with respect to protein synthesis termination in ciliate and apicomplexan mitochondria.

Riboswitches that regulate gene expression at the transcriptional level are an ideal system for investigating this aspect of RNA folding as ligand-dependent termination is obligatorily co-transcriptional, providing a clear readout of the folding outcome.