Sentence examples for built in dna from inspiring English sources

They considered the DNA sequence as a digital code of four symbols and speculated that since the integrity of modern information encoding is secured by having error correcting codes built in, DNA sequences might also have such codes to allow repair enzymes to protect the fidelity of nonreplicating DNA and increase the accuracy of replication.

He has described how conflicts of interest are "built in to the very DNA" of the big professional services firms.

The initial structures of model systems were built in the canonical B-DNA geometry, using the w3DNA server.

It is also close to unveiling its highly-anticipated first smartphone game, built in partnership with Japan's DNA, which should arrive around March following an initial delay.

In fact, the physics laboratory at King's College, where he did most of the research that contributed to the discovery of the structure of DNA, was built in a bomb crater ("The College authorities agreed to use a big bomb crater in the College quadrangle to house new labs for the influx of researchers. So Randall's lab grew out of a bomb crater", Wilkins 2003/2005, p. 99).

And then the Tyrant, Resident Evil's final boss, built in a lab by combining the DNA of other T-Virus monsters, is Umbrella's Dolly, an artificial but organic creature created through gene experiments.

2D structures of DNA have been built in various shapes and bound to hard surfaces (typically mica).[ 1] These surface-bound constructs offer the possibility to be used as templates for heteromaterials on the nanoscale and as functionalized grids.

Aggregates from nuclei were gated out using the build in DNA analysis software of the Ortho 2140 data handling system.

The samples were extracted in a laboratory specially dedicated to aDNA work at the Archaeological Research Laboratory in Stockholm, as well as in a newly built ancient DNA facility at the National Board of Forensic Medicine in Linköping that is separated from the department's PCR areas.

Using the extensive collection of expressed sequenced tags (ESTs) obtained through sequencing projects in trout as a resource [ 7, 8], we designed and built a DNA microarray in order to characterize, on a genome-wide scale, the mechanisms by which 11β-hydroxyandrostenedione (11βOHΔ4), a natural androgen in fish [ 9, 10] is able to masculinize the embryonic ovary.

Douglas has developed a nano-robot built from DNA strands, in the form of a clamshell basket, with double-helix "locks" that are only opened when the robot comes into contact with specific cancerous cells.