Sentence examples for attached region from inspiring English sources

Attachments are termed MARs (matrix attached region), which are resistant to extraction with high salt, scaffold attached region (SARs), which are resistant to extraction with LIS, or skeleton-attached sequences, which are resistant to physiological buffers after encapsulation in agarose, all coupled with enzymatic digestion of DNA.

The attached region is much larger with the fully turbulent model (c).

Its functional element is an expression unit linked to a chromosomal scaffold/matrix attached region (S/MAR).

As the flow-rate increases, the flame lifted off partially from the nozzle rim, and the nozzle attached region decreased with increasing flow rate.

It is interesting to note from the governing equations that the vibration mode shape of the uniformly distributed spring-mass is proportional to that of the beam at the attached regions and can be discontinuous if the natural frequencies of the spring-masses in two adjacent segments are different.

They include thousands of non-protein coding RNAs [ 2], numerous gene expression regulatory signals that surround each gene, chromatin folding structures which include nucleosome positioning sites and scaffold/matrix attached regions [ 3, 4].

These results imply that the nature of the C region electrostatic and hydrophobic interactions with the attached V region modulates the affinity and specificity of binding to Ag among Abs with an identical variable region.

In the attached flow region, where the lift coefficient trend is linear, all the turbulence models demonstrate high accuracy, as expected.

This effect was attributed to amino acid changes in CH1 that caused structural differences in the attached V region that translated into variations in antigen binding [11].

In some cases the flexible hinge region of lambda C1 was interposed between the PouV protein and attached regulatory regions, an approach that has been particularly effective at converting full-length homeodomain repressors to activators (Brickman et al., 2001; Brickman et al., 2000; Zamparini et al., 2006).

In mammals, most CpG sites have methyl groups attached, although regions with a lot of CpG sites (called CpG islands) are mostly unmethylated.