Sentence examples for at variants from inspiring English sources

BGC causes an expected change in the frequency of GC versus AT variants at a site similar to that caused by selection (Gutz & Leslie 1976).

BGC occurs when heterozygotes for GC and AT variants at a nucleotide site produce more than 50% of the GC variant in their gametes, as a result of biased repair of DNA heteroduplexes (Marais 2003).

Finally, compared with noncoding DNA, synonymous AT variants showed a dramatic excess of polymorphisms (5.81X for autosomes and 8.71X for X chromosome).

The relative lack of UPR signaling when ATZ accumulates in the ER compared with when nonpolymerogenic AT variants accumulate could provide an explanation for why there is relatively limited apoptosis in the liver in ATD.

> Consistent with previous reports, the ratios of AT and GC fixed and polymorphic variants (table 1) show that derived AT variants are more common than are derived GC variants (relative to fixations).

This could be due to the tendency of ATZ to polymerize rather than 'unfold', supported by the finding that UPR signaling is more robust when nonpolymerogenic AT variants accumulate in the ER in comparable cell and mouse systems (Hidvegi et al., 2007).

Before use, AT-3 variants were centrifuged at 15000×g for 15 min at 4°C to eliminate aggregates.

"Dubai shows us that what we are now facing is a solvency issue, not a liquidity issue," said Jonathan Tepper, a partner at Variant Perception, a research house in London that has been outspoken on the debt problems facing European economies.

The fine as-received sample having 55.2% ash was subjected to washability studies at variant densities from 1.4 to 2.2 to assess the amenability to separation.

"Eighty percent of Portugal's debt stock is held by foreigners," said Jonathan Tepper, an analyst at Variant Perception a research firm in London.

"The problems in the periphery are getting worse, not better," said Jonathan Tepper, an analyst at Variant Perception, a research firm based in London.