Sentence examples for be essential and sufficient from inspiring English sources
First, a 31 amino-acid long region was found to be essential and sufficient for the localization of AtBPC6 to the nucleus and the nucleolus.
We identified the residues 164 195 to be essential and sufficient for the targeting of AtBPC6 protein to the nucleus and the nucleolus in transient expression assays using Agrobacterium mediated transformation of Nicotiana benthamiana epidermis cells (Figure 1D).
The NtraC model proposes one domain to be essential and sufficient for targeting while rendering the other domain free for additional functions.
Plk1 activity is thought to be essential and sufficient for centriole disengagement with separase activity playing a supporting but non-essential role.
However, we believe that lateral transfer is more likely because the bacterial and the plant genes also show some similarity outside of the region that we have shown to be essential and sufficient for the function of the protein.
Induction of mesenchymal markers in epithelial cells has been correlated with more rapid migration and wound closure [ 44] and vimentin expression was shown to be essential and sufficient for promoting alveolar epithelial wound closure in vitro[ 15].
Evidence to the review suggested that this is compounded by the fact that there is no agreed methodology for viability assessment, which allows different parties to pick the methodology most to their advantage...Viability testing is essential and sufficient sites should be tested to inform assessments of the viability of the plan.
Concurred with the full-length mkrn2, we showed that overexpression of one of the truncation mutants mkrn2 s -7, which consists of only the third C3H zinc finger, Cys-His motif and C3HC4 RING zinc finger, is essential and sufficient to produce the phenotypical dorso-posterior deficiencies and small-head/short-tail phenotype in tadpoles.
Previous reports have shown that ABA synthesis in guard cells is essential and sufficient for stomatal closure in response to declined relative humidity (Bauer et al. 2013; Merilo et al. 2015).
