Sentence examples for ancient protective from inspiring English sources

Or explore Lastovo's tumbledown Old Town, which is hidden in the island's interior – an ancient protective measure against pirates.

The Stanford discovery may offer an alternative to a genome-editing technique called CRISPR/Cas9 that relies on an ancient, protective response developed by bacteria to fight off viral attack.

The tendency to separate British from other European folk arts is an oversimplification, for a number of forms are shared with northern Europe; for example, the famous horse brasses (circular harness ornaments often retaining ancient protective motifs), giant processional figures such as the Salisbury dragon, and the May tree, a celebrative decoration in pole form.

As DSS1 is highly conserved in all eukaryotic species, this mechanism might be an ancient protective response universally conserved in eukaryotes.

Since DSS1 is highly conserved in all eukaryotic species, we speculate that this mechanism is an ancient protective response universally conserved in eukaryotic cells.

These includes interaction between the surface of the stone and the environment, biological activity, as well as ancient protective treatments [6].

Their use as jewelry reflects their ancient role as protective amulets.

This molecular link between polarity and metabolism may constitute an ancient stress-response protective mechanism that was co-opted for tumor suppression during evolution.

Personally, I dug these super big, super cosmic, ancient she-warrior protective instincts coming out in me.

The high functional conservation suggests that p63 may be a key protein within an evolutionary ancient germ line protective pathway.

The genotoxic stress induced and nvp63 mediated apoptosis in N. vectensis gametes reveals an evolutionary ancient germ cell protective pathway which relies on p63-like proteins and is conserved from cnidarians to vertebrates.