Sentence examples for body of mutant from inspiring English sources

In our initial submission the Bim1 binding clearly showed that the body of mutant microtubules presents higher-affinity Bim1 binding sites than does the body of wild-type microtubules.

We feel that this is especially so given that we readily detected a change in Bim1 binding affinity for the body of mutant microtubules, and that we also observed a nearly two order of magnitude change in depolymerization rate, all with only small detectable changes in the apparent biochemistry of elongation.

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) demonstrated that no autophagic structures were observed in fat bodies of mutant and wild-type larvae grown in complete medium and that lysosomes were rarely seen.

The total body length of mutant larvae was only slightly reduced to 96.0±0.6% compared with their siblings, and the swimming bladder did not inflate (P<0.01, n=7).

Given the systemic reduction in Cx43 function in I130T mutant mice and the fact that this genetic modification causes a small reduction in the body weight of mutant mice, it is possible that hormonal signalling which regulates mammary gland development is altered due to the compromised role of Cx43 in endocrine glands, such as the ovaries, adrenal gland or pituitary gland [ 40].

A dress, he proved, can be a talisman of sex and death; a paradox of confinement and escape; a hybrid of nature and artifice; or the sheath for the body of a mutant species.

For the docking simulation performed by LigandFit protocol, the receptor is a rigid body of IDH2 R140Q mutant proteins.

Surprisingly, there was also a much weaker FMRP::GFP signal in the cell body of BicD mutant neurons relative to wild-type.

Finally, we also detected lamellocytes on both RasV12 salivary glands and on the fat body of spag mutant larvae, which were included as a positive control for a melanotic pseudotumor (Fig. 3C, right).

(C ) The frequency of generation of body-bends of mutant (dark grey) and wild-type (light grey, data from Figure 2B ) animals.

(C and F ) The frequency of generation of body-bends of mutant (dark grey) and wild-type (light grey, data from Figure 2B ) animals.