Sentence examples for a cleavage point from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, just one DNA walker, released by target cell-responsive reaction, can automatically cleave all D-RNA (a chimeric DNA/RNA oligonucleotide with a cleavage point rArU) anchored on electrode into shorter produces, giving rise to considerably detectable signal finally.

The 'torpedo' model of transcription termination, predicts that an exonuclease or helicase enters the nascent transcript at the poly(A) cleavage point and contributes to termination [9].

Whereas, an early formulation of the torpedo model suggests that a 5' to 3' exonuclease attacks the transcript at the poly(A) cleavage point and degrades the nascent transcript in pursuit of the RNA polymerase, leading to termination [9].

The connecting peptide sequence was PLGLAG, which is an MMP-2-specific proteolytic recognition fragment and has a hydrolytic cleavage point between G and L. SMMC-7721 hepatoma cells (A.T.C.C).

As peak-A and peak-B share the same cleavage point (Arg-344), peak-A is the most probable product of peak-B after tryptic cleavage at Arg-351.

The cleavage point was mapped by primer extension using the isolated RNA as a template.

These features indicate that the 3'-end of the cleaved DNA (-1 position) is a potential site for quinolone binding due to likely distortion of the double-stranded DNA at the cleavage point, as supported by clerocidin labeling experiments [36].

To confirm the putative ribozyme folding, the accuracy of the cleavage point prediction was checked.

EGs act by hydrolyzing cellulose chains at random positions, creating reducing and non-reducing ends at the cleavage point.

The cleavage point was expected to lie on the 5′-side of the +1 nucleotide of the ribozyme domain shown in Figure  2.

The (sugar-) binding requirements at subsites more distal from the cleavage point are more flexible, and therefore, different sugar compositions are tolerated.