Sentence examples for accessory portion from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of prophage CDSs among the accessory portion of the pan-genome, suggest that they may also play a major role in the adaptive evolution of this species, potentially contributing to their ability to colonize various environmental niches and hosts.

Of these, 50 CDSs form part of the P. ananatis core genome, while 101 are found in the accessory portion of the pan-genome, suggesting possible adaptive evolution of some strains that has enabled colonization of and persistence in animal hosts.

Sequences with homology to ICE and phage genes were concentrated in the accessory portions of the reference P. aeruginosa genomes.

At the second primary resonance, the peak bends to the left with classical softening non-linearity because clutch disengagement decouples the pulley and the accessory over portions of the response period.

The accessory (variably present) portion (589 genes) of the B. pertussis genome corresponds to about 15% of the pan- B. pertussis genome.

The lateral head rotation arises primarily from activity of the spinal portion of the accessory (XI cranial) nerve and the cervical spinal cord (for example, sternocleidomastoid, trapezius and anterior vertebral muscles).

Conversely, in the Zingiberaceae (sister to Costaceae; Fig. 1A), Leinfellner characterized the petaloid component of the fertile stamen as occurring late in development, thus classifying the petaloid portion as an accessory structure (Leinfellner 1956) and implying lack of homology between the petaloid structures in the fertile stamens of Costaceae and Zingiberaceae.

Additionally, in a recent randomized, double-blind, alternating-treatment trial the frequency of attacks decreased with weekly injections of rilonacept, another anti-IL-1 drug, consisting of humanized IL-1 type 1 receptor, IL-1 receptor accessory protein and the Fc portion of IgG1 [ 14].

Since each KCNE affects KCNQ1 channel gating differently, mutagenesis and chimeras have enabled investigators to probe which portions of the accessory subunits provide functional interactions and specificity.

Its neuroepithelium contains two spatially segregated populations of sensory neurons, each co-expressing either V1R receptors and Gαi2 protein or V2R receptors and Gαo protein, that send projections to distinct portions of the accessory olfactory bulb (AOB).

Inspection of the DNA-bound model reveals that GINS Cdc45 does not simply straddle the Mcm2/5 interface, but that portions of the accessory subunits actually wedge themselves between the N- and C-terminal tiers of the Mcm2-7 ring.