Sentence examples for by stalling of from inspiring English sources

Recent studies indicate that more than one third of all genes in Drosophila S2 cells generate short, 5'-capped RNAs similar to those produced by stalling of Pol II [25].

30 In TC-NER, recognition is mediated by stalling of RNA polymerase II at a damaged site.

TCR is initiated by stalling of the transcription machinery at a DNA lesion, resulting in the recruitment of NER factors that remove the lesion from the DNA.

DNA damage check points are predominantly associated with the activation of ATM whereas ATR is activated by stalling of the replication fork induced by UV, nucleotide imbalance, and DNA cross-linking (Lukas et al, 2001; Chen et al, 2008).

Whereas the RNase E effect is mediated at the level of the invading intron RNA, the global regulators are proposed to act by stalling of chromosomal replication forks and/or altering the transcriptional state of the nucleoid (that is, chromosome status), both of which might provide introns with access to the genome.

"David Cameron has called children's obesity a crisis and yet the government has failed the next generation by stalling on one of its own health priorities," said Alison Cox, the charity's director of prevention.

In his second term, from 1893 to 1897, the Senate retaliated against his efforts to replace executive officials by stalling hundreds of his nominations.

The governor suggests that by stalling approval of a new state budget, he would actually be saving the state money by holding expenses close to previous levels.

Over the past few years he has assiduously staked out a position slightly to the party's left by stalling some of Mr Blair's market-leaning education reforms.

It was, prudent to postulate that MGRN1 modulated lysosomal degradation by stalling one/more of the vesicular fusion events.

DSBs are usually regarded as the most deleterious type of DNA damage, induced either by environmental stress, such as irradiation or oxidative stress by the stalling of DNA replication forks (O'Driscoll and Jeggo 2006).