Sentence examples for caused by replication from inspiring English sources

To reduce unexpected contamination caused by replication and budding-out of the baculovirus, we designed short interfering (si) RNAs targeting glycoprotein 64 (GP64) or single-stranded DNA-binding protein (DBP) to inhibit baculovirus replication during overexpression of recombinant foreign genes.

This reduces replication stress, as well as age-dependent DNA damage and genome instability caused by replication stress.

These mutations could therefore be caused by replication errors during neurogenesis, which is known to continue in these areas throughout life.

These data indicated that the variation of expression of ribosomal protein genes caused by replication within one tissue was much smaller than the variation between tissues.

Our findings suggest that some of the genome instability associated with aging is related to DNA damage caused by replication stress instead of oxidative stress.

These data indicated that the variance of expression of ribosomal protein genes caused by replication within one tissue (both of biological and technical origin) was much smaller than the variation between tissues.

Our findings suggest that cell death caused by replication-competent adenoviral vectors is required to induce a significant anti-tumor immune response and survival benefits in immunocompetent mice bearing intracranial glioma.

We further examined molecular events caused by replication-competent Ad with western blot analyses (Figs.  2b and 3).

Because the cells are released into log phase and undergo DNA replication, the exchange measured here was mostly caused by replication-coupled histone deposition, and to a lesser extent by replication-independent histone exchange, the latter of which can vary from gene to gene (Dion et al. 2007; Jamai et al. 2007; Rufiange et al. 2007; Deal et al. 2010; Verzijlbergen et al. 2010).

'DSBs' is used here as a collective term that includes two-ended structures (DSBs, e.g., as caused by double-strand endonucleases or ionizing radiation) and single double-stranded ends of DNA (DSEs, or one-ended DSBs), such as are caused by replication-fork collapses (Kuzminov, 2001).

ATM/ Tel1 acts principally in response to double-strand breaks, whereas ATR/ Mec1 responds to a number of DNA insults, particularly replicative stress caused by stalled replication forks (Labib and De 2011).