Sentence examples for be sufficient to direct from inspiring English sources
The ubiquitous function of DNA repair genes suggested that single promoters might be sufficient to direct transcription without a need for alternative expression patterns.
Alternatively, an incision created by an EndoV-like activity [ 42] might be sufficient to direct the repair.
This region of the MUC1 promoter has been shown to be sufficient to direct tissue-specific expression in vivo and to allow upregulation during pregnancy and lactation, and in PyMT inducible mammary tumors (Graham et al. 2001).
The first 22 amino acids of CsgA, previously shown to be sufficient to direct CsgA to the CsgG translocon (Robinson et al. 2006), act as a specificity signal to allow translocation through the CsgG pore when gated by CsgE (Nenninger et al. 2011).
It is likely that no one biomarker alone will be sufficient to direct clinical treatment decisions, and that a panel of multimodal biomarkers may be necessary to obtain the degree of accuracy necessary for clinical utility.
Two parts of the ppcA1 promoter of F. trinervia, a proximal region (PR) up to -570 in combination with a distal region (DR) from -1566 to -2141, are sufficient to direct a high mesophyll-specific expression of a β-glucuronidase (GUS) reporter gene in transgenic F. bidentis (C4) plants [ 13].
Sharing a single unique visual feature is sufficient to direct gaze.
Our results show that nanometer level surface cues are sufficient to direct nerve outgrowth through an intervening organized astrocyte cell layer.
Transient overexpression of Mesp1 is sufficient to direct ESCs to the cardiac mesoderm while inhibiting the development of other mesodermal lineages such as the hematopoietic lineage (Lindsley et al., 2008).
When transfected to monoblast-like U937 or to acute promyelocytic leukemia NB4 cells, both expressing endogenous cathepsin G, the initial 360 bp upstream of the translation start were sufficient to direct a strong expression of a luciferase reporter gene.
Fluorescent analyses indicate that the relatively short E6 promoter is sufficient to direct green fluorescent protein expression specifically in the leaf trichomes (hair cells) of the transgenic tobacco plants.
