The phrase "a region coding for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in genetics or molecular biology, to describe a specific area of DNA that is responsible for coding a particular protein or function.
Example: "The study identified a region coding for a protein involved in cellular repair mechanisms."
Alternatives: "an area responsible for" or "a segment encoding for".
However, while the sequences of those viral genomes were 88% to 92% identical with that of the SARS coronavirus, they showed marked differences in a region coding for the so-called spike protein.
This fragment included a region coding for the 37 N-terminal AcA aminoacids that were cloned in frame with the β-galactosidase protein.
A region coding for a leucine-zipper like dimerization domain was inserted between the catalytic domain exons and the CaM regulatory domain, and a much shorter exon coding for a different dimerization domain was inserted downstream of the CaM regulatory domain.
All newly found sequences have been checked whether they contained a region coding for the TPase.
Although 387 nt coding for an intact N-terminal portion of the protein is detected, ftsN has been annotated as a pseudogene because an in silico translation of an adjacent 382 nt reveals a region coding for the peptidoglycan-binding SPOR domain found within the C-terminal portion of FtsN that is peppered with stop codons and frameshifts.
You will definitely be prompted to specify a region code for the DVD.
The Asiatic honeybee hymenoptaecin precursor gene is made up of three parts: a pre-region (coding for 17 amino acids), a pro-region (coding for 16 amino acids) and a mature region (coding for 93 amino acids).
Before this study, there has been a growing body of partial-sequence data obtained from a 357-nt region coding for the COOH-terminus of N (NiV genome positions 1197 1553) (233 33 ).
On the other hand, in the ancestors to all jawed vertebrates, evolution quite rapidly gave rise to a 'canonical' adaptive immune system, complete with rag genes, T cells, B cells and an MHC region coding for both Class I and class II molecules.
Surprisingly, an additional lacTFEG region coding for a complete lactose PEP-PTS and a 6-phospho-beta-galactosidase is present in the genomes of S. gallolyticus and S. pasteurianus.
We also identified a hyper-variable region coding for accessory proteins with a putative function in the biosynthesis of cell wall associated polysaccharides.
