Sentence examples for a nucleotide from from inspiring English sources

To this end, a 3.103 Kb fragment of the LDLR gene [ENSG 00000130164], including the promoter (from -625 to +2478, considering the A nucleotide from ATG as +1) was sequenced (Additional file 1: Table S1).

These enzymes are responsible for preferentially binding and incorporating a nucleotide, from a pool of chemically and structurally similar molecules, that correctly base pairs with the appropriate templating base.

Briefly, a subsequence of 100 consecutive base pairs was randomly selected from the CIS, and the third base of each codon in the coding sequence was replaced with a nucleotide from this CIS subsequence (Fig. 1).

The identified mutation in hit2 is a nucleotide substitution from thymine to cytosine corresponding with an amino acid substitution from leucine L1439 to proline.

Sequencing analysis of the open reading frames in this region revealed a nucleotide substitution from G to T in the third exon of LOC_Os11g29840.

One false negative was detected when comparing HRM experiments with sequencing, failing to detect a nucleotide change, from AA to AG, in both the initial and repeat screens.

Reads ratio refers to the number of occurrence of a nucleotide differing from the consensus sequence.

Indeed, the flexible nature of a catalytic loop plays an important role in the activity of a nucleotide hydrolase from Trypanosoma vivax [ 41].

Frequent sequence shuffling, i.e., acquiring a piece of a nucleotide sequence from different viruses, may have had important impacts on the evolution of enteroviruses.

In hit1 we identified a nucleotide exchange from guanine to cytosine that leads to a replacement of the arginine residue R1256 with proline.

The Avh26 sequence in P7064 and P7074 differs by a single nucleotide from that in P6497, causing an amino acid change in the predicted protein, but no transcript could be detected for Avh26 in any of the P. sojae strains.