Sentence examples for been described as encoding from inspiring English sources

One of the genes, mamK has been described as encoding a prokaryotic actin-like protein which when it polymerizes forms in the cytoplasm filamentous structures that provide the scaffold for magnetosome alignment.

Recently, an eighth gene, ACT1 (a. k. a. TRAF3IP2) has been described as encoding a ubiquitin ligase that may contain a very divergent U box [ 16].

Two TRX genes, At3g06730 and At5g06690, have been described as encoding chloroplastic TRXs (Table 1).

Similarly, several gastroenteric pathogens, including Helicobacter pylori, Vibrio cholera, Campylobacter jejuni, and Plesiomonas shigelloides, have been described as encoding HOs.

BGAL sub-family A1 is the best studied of all the BGALs, having been described as encoding exogalactanases, generally hydrolyzing β- 1,3)- and β- 1,3)-linked gandcto-oligosaccharides of the cell wall [ 23, 52], and, in the case of AtBGAL12, additionally hydrolyzing β- 1,4 -linkedo-oligosaccharides [ 48].

From the viewpoint of molecular genetics, FLC is described as encoding a floral repressor, the expression of which is down-regulated by long exposure to low temperatures.

For example, the KLLA0A08492g gene is described as encoding a "conserved hypothetical protein", the KLLA0A08536g gene has "some similarities with uniprot|P25587 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YCL005W" and the KLLA0A08624g gene is "highly similar to uniprot|Q75ET0 Ashbya gossypii AAL002W and002Wp and similar to YCL001W uniprot|P25560 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YCL001W RER1 Protein…".

In the Caenorhabditis elegans genome, the gene ZC168.2 has been described as putatively encoding a CHH family peptide of 83 amino acid residues [ 3].

A zinc finger motif has been described as being encoded by a subset of the vsp genes [ 38], and zinc binding has been documented for VSPs, although in substoichiometric amounts [ 39].

Neurons in the mPFC have been described as tracking behavioural strategies, encoding switches between rules used to guide behaviour (Rich & Shapiro, 2009).

The candidate tomato gene, LESK1, which has been described as a marker for in vitro competence, encodes a serine/threonine kinase.