Sentence examples for an equivalent region from inspiring English sources

We additionally identified a thermal resistance (temperature survival) gene cluster exhibiting extensive DNA homology to an equivalent region described in Cronobacter sakazakii (Gajdosova et al, 2011).

Control for this experiment was an equivalent region in the body column of polyps in chase; this region was cut and immediately macerated for EdU staining.

In controls, most prethalamic cells expressed GFP, consistent with their descent from Gsx2+ prethalamic progenitors, but no GFP+ cells were detected in an equivalent region of Pax6 −/− mutants (asterisk in Figure 1F).

While the patient's MRI was used to define the placement of the VOI in the PET image for the biopsy site, workstation functionality enabled location of an equivalent region on the contralateral side.

An equivalent region was amplified (primers: phWNT4F and phWNT4R, Table 1) from the human genomic based on the human WNT4 genomic sequence.

We therefore adopted another approach and used a stable DT40 cell line expressing a chimaeric IP3R1 in which the native SD is replaced by the equivalent region (the A domain) from a RyR (RyR1A-IP3R1) [ 6].

(A and B ) Comparison of the nucleotide binding pocket in ClpB-D2 (A ) with the equivalent region in LAP1 (B ).

We did not observe an autoregulatory role for the equivalent region in hUSP11 as a construct missing this insert displayed broadly similar kinetic parameters for cleavage of the model substrate Ub-AMC.

In frenulates and Sclerolinum the equivalent region includes a cephalic lobe and dorsal tentacles, two in Sclerolinum and from one to over 200 in frenulates.

This region in the potato genotypes DM and RH-H0 spans approximately 800 Kbp, whereas the tomato equivalent region covers a smaller area of ~550 Kbp.

A comparative biogeographical analysis with the equivalent region in southern Spain (separated by the Strait of Gibraltar; 14 km wide), indicated a possible biodiversity loss in the Moroccan forests.