Sentence examples for been implicated in transfer from inspiring English sources

The rds1 + gene appears to be stress-responsive and a putative target gene of the iron and copper starvation transcription factor Cuf1, while the SPACUNK4.15 product has been implicated in transfer RNA splicing in other organisms (Culver et al. 1994; Ludin et al. 1995; Rustici et al. 2007; Schwer et al. 2008).

However, this region contains several ORFs of unknown function and only one putative ATPase which could be implicated in transfer function.

However, they also appear to be important specifically during oogenesis and embryogenesis and may be implicated in transferring gene regulatory states from one generation to the next, being regarded as candidate genes in epigenetic processes [ 139], with possible involvement in transgenerational effects in relation to environmental heterogeneity.

Sgt2 has recently been implicated in the transfer of TA protein substrates to Get3 [ 20].

Ktr6/Mnn6 has been implicated in the transfer of mannosylphosphate to O-linked and N-linked oligosaccharides (Jigami and Odani, 1999).

Ktr6/Mnn6 has been implicated in the transfer of mannosylphosphate to both O-linked and N-linked oligosaccharides (Jigami and Odani, 1999).

Inanimate objects (such as computer equipment, sink faucets, beds and chairs) become colonized with resistant bacteria [ 19- 21] and have been implicated in their transfer between patients [ 22].

Both the tenrec and little brown bat have been implicated in horizontal transfer events previously (Pace et al. 2008; Ray et al. 2008; Novick et al. 2010) and may be taxa with a higher propensity for intergenomic exchange.

Hybridization has been implicated in the transfer of beneficial genes for traits such as cold hardiness or resistance to fungal diseases and herbivores (Snow et al. 1999; Abbott et al. 2003; Whitney et al. 2006; Rieseberg et al. 2007).

Russian firms, following up old Soviet connections and often with the connivance of officials who are supposed to police them, have been implicated in illegal transfers of missile and nuclear technology to several countries.

Although this hypothesis has been criticized for lack of empirical evidence in living birds [22], air sacs have been implicated in avian heat transfer and/or evaporative heat loss [93] [95], and Aerosteon and many other theropods had a body weight more than an order of magnitude greater than that for any living bird.