Sentence examples for a dna element from inspiring English sources
To investigate the biochemical basis for the distinct functions of Sox2 and Sox17, we solved the crystal structure of the high mobility group domain of Sox17 bound to a DNA element derived from the Lama1 enhancer using crystals diffracting to 2.7 Å resolution.
Finally, the Smith-Waterman algorithm has been employed to compare the logs (every system call ID is being used by the algorithm as a DNA element).
Introduction of potassium ions induces the guanine-rich tracts in the duplex precursors to Hoogsteen base pair, creating a DNA element called a guanine quartet.
The Entamoeba Dnmt2 homologue binds in vitro to EhMRS2, a DNA element containing the consensus scaffold/matrix attachment region (S/MAR) bipartite recognition sequences suggesting that Dnmt2 like molecules can interact directly with DNA [17].
A DNA element derived from the pOPI3CAT expression vector containing three symmetric lac operator (lacO) binding sites recognized by the lac repressor (lacI), within a SV40-derived intron, was subcloned between the transcription start site of the endogenous Vav-gene and the multiple cloning site (MCS) of the HS21/45 VavP-transgenic vector.
transposable genetic element A DNA element that can move from one location in the genome to another.
RA binding to RAR/RXR heterodimers bound to a regulatory DNA element leads to a cascade of events resulting in recruitment of transcriptional co-activators and initiation of transcription [35], [37].
The palindromic repeats found in the Volvox and Pseudendoclonium chloroplasts have been suggested to descend from a selfish DNA element carried by a mobile intron involved in interorganellar lateral DNA transfers (Pombert et al. 2005; Smith and Lee 2009).
However, unlike in the case of the β-globin insulator, we were unable to isolate a small DNA element that functioned as an enhancer blocker in our study system.
The protein encoded by the T gene is an embryonic nuclear transcription factor that binds to a specific DNA element, the palindromic T-site.
This finding delineates a region of 79 bp (−393 to −315) that presumably contains a critical DNA element(s).
