Sentence examples for a single transfer of from inspiring English sources
Phylogenetic analyses support a single transfer of rps14 to the nucleus but it is not possible with available data to discern between alternatives one and two.
Moreover, a single transfer of TGF-β-conditioned T cells to animals decreased circulating anti-dsDNA Abs, reduced proteinuria, and doubled survival [ 57].
Phylogenetic analysis provided strong support for monophyly of the nuclear-encoded rpl32 copies, suggesting a single transfer of rpl32 to the nucleus.
Rip1-Tag2 mice received a single transfer of splenocytes from Tag-specific, CD4+ T cell receptor transgenic mice, a single sub-lethal radiation, or a combination therapy in which the lymphocyte transfer was preceded by the sub-lethal radiation.
Phylogenetic analyses of both nuclear and mitochondrial copies of rps14 across angiosperms suggests Rhazya has experienced a single transfer of this gene to the nucleus, followed by a duplication event.
This clustering strongly suggests that the epsilon-proteobacterial signal comes from horizontally transferred genes, through a single transfer of the whole rplL-rpoB-rpoC operon, from epsilon-Proteobacteria to Aquificales.
On one hand, such distributions have been supposed to represent a single transfer to the common ancestor of two or more disparate lineages.
Moreover, the observation that both proteins seem to have been acquired from the same bacterial taxon might suggest a single transfer event of a small bacterial Isc operon.
While the data appears to be dominated by individuals receiving just a single transfer this is because of the low level of labour market participation.
Protein translation Ribosomes build proteins by matching sets of three base pairs on the messenger RNA with a single transfer RNA (tRNA), each of which carries a specific amino acid.
Assuming a single transfer event, the loss of the sequence contiguity in the mitochondrial genome could be due to a recombination of that genome, as is often observed in plant mitochondrial genomes.
