Sentence examples for a common replication from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the findings suggest that groups of viruses long thought to be distinct share a common replication mechanism.

The mutualistic interactions among the different catalytic replicator species comprising the MCRS are mediated by their common replication resource – the monomers – produced by the replicators themselves through their close chemical cooperation in processing "nutrient" compounds supplied from the environment.

These viruses share a common RNA replication complex, including the genomic RNA and three proteins, the nucleoprotein (N), the phosphoprotein (P), and the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (L).

Incompatibility is a manifestation of the relatedness of plasmids that share common replication controls.

ORF2 is located on the complementary strand of the CHIV genomes and encodes a putative RC-Rep (449 amino acids), the most common replication protein in ssDNA viruses (Krupovic 2013).

Despite distinct differences in their pathogenesis and modes of transmission, the two viruses share common replication strategies.

This area is vastly understudied for plant viruses, though inhibitors against plant viruses might also be useful against animal viruses due to common replication mechanisms shared by many RNA viruses.

Incompatibility arises either by conflict in common replication or maintenance elements found in each unique plasmid, or by interference with the ability to correct stochastic fluctuations in copy number of the co-resident plasmids [82].

In the studies performed by Lambert et al, they observed that Cds1 kinase activity was upregulated in response to nitrogen mustard treatment to the same level observed with the common replication checkpoint inducing agent, HU [37].

Such common replication mechanism was consistent with previous suggestions that Borrelia plasmids were actually mini-chromosomes.

These receptors detect common replication intermediates of most viral pathogens, including double-stranded RNA (TLR3), single-stranded RNA (TLR7 and TLR8) and unmethylated DNA (TLR9).