Sentence examples for a distinctive sequence from inspiring English sources

Our report that TRPV1 and TRPM8 genes are present in reptiles and show a distinctive sequence pattern, and that they function to significantly affect thermoregulatory behaviour opens a new direction for future research.

These features are likely to produce a distinctive sequence and expression pattern of Z chromosome comparing to that of X chromosome and autosomes.

Defensins, a family of secreted antimicrobial cationic peptides with molecular weights of 4 5 kDa, have a distinctive sequence pattern of six to eight cysteine residues.

While the majority of novel sequences were similar to these groups, we also identified two novel sequences, KIRnov03 and KIRnov04, that are similar to Mamu-KIR3DS03, but with a distinctive sequence motif in D1.

We have shown convincing histological evidence that similar common morphologic features exist in ALTR with an early phase of cellular activation and proliferation seen in neo-synovial reaction to other particulate implant materials (e.g. polyethylene) followed by a distinctive sequence of cellular and tissue reactions leading to formation of a variable amount of soft tissue necrosis/infarction.

This analysis allowed us to assess whether: 1) There are any shared motifs among the exons hosting new introns; 2) if so, do any shared motifs facilitate parallel intron gain, and 3) if there is any distinctive sequence features or motifs that distinguish exons colonized by neointrons from exons hosting established introns.

In order for it to take an official place alongside the Mesozoic Era, the Jurassic Period and the Pleistocene epoch, geologists need to be convinced that we are leaving behind a sufficiently distinctive sequence of rocks and stand-out fossil record in the sediments being laid down in today's seas, lakes and flood plains.

A distinctive DNA sequence dependence was observed in the unwinding rate that correlated with the local DNA unzipping energy landscape.

The confluence of metabolomic and kinetic data indicate a distinctive pathogenic sequence: impaired ketone oxidation and fatty acid utilization for energy, leading to accelerated leucine catabolism and transamination of α-ketoglutarate to glutamate, with impaired TCA anaplerosis of glutamate carbon.

When presented with a tethered moth in the same small flight room, R. capensis (N=5) always initiated an attack and emitted a distinctive echolocation sequence.

Circulating Ang-2 appears in the systemic circulation during experimental human endotoxemia in a distinctive temporal sequence and correlates with TNF-alpha and E-selectin levels.