Sentence examples for analogous location from inspiring English sources

Marks et al. (2007) reported a novel mutation in the kinase domain of FGFR4, which is located at an analogous location to a known cancer mutation in ERBB2, which lead to the development of the "Mutagrator" web site (http://cbio.mskcc.org/mutagrator/) to capture a few other analogous mutation clusters in the protein kinase domain.

The location of F324 in the primary structure suggests that its side chain occupies an analogous location in the interface region of the cis leaflet of the bilayer.

The cas2 gene is present in Syn OS-A (CYA_0885), but there is no detectable cas2 at an analogous location in Syn OSyn'.

In a typical trial, children observed an experimenter hide a miniature toy in the model and were then asked to find the larger toy in the analogous location of the playroom.

Additionally, there are cases where a metagenome sequence (see below) that maps to a location on the genome contains a greater number of repeats than the analogous location in the reference genome (e.g., CRISPR_II_metagenome_CYPL031TF contains 11 repeats and maps to Syn OS-A CRISPR-IIC where there are only 2 repeat sequences).

While generally similar, comparison of the structures of PGGTase I and PFTase revealed that PFTase contains a tryptophan residue at position 102 (whereaswhereas PGGTase I has a threonine residue at the analogous location.

Table 1 Values of bone mineral density in Hounsfield units of analogous ROI locations at S1 and S2 with differences Patient no.

If adequate facilities are available to house them, then this model is feasible to conduct large animal studies to evaluate biological responses, durability, toxicology, lesion size and location analogous to human studies (Cook et al. 2014).

Unexpectedly, electron density observed in the crystals of SeMet-BfrA analogous to haem location in bacterioferritins, shows a demetallated and degraded product of haem.

Surprisingly, amino acid sequence alignments showed that YphP, and all other members of the DUF1094 family, contains a CGC motif, involving Cys53 and Cys55, in a location analogous to the active site of thioredoxin.

For clarity, we use the term "substrate phosphorylation site inhibitor" to refer to a substrate-competitive inhibitor that binds at the protein substrate binding site in a location analogous to that of the residue being phosphorylated.