Sentence examples for causes termination from inspiring English sources

What causes termination of re-replication following alternative transposition in maize?

This 'torpedoes' Pol I and eventually causes termination by releasing it from the DNA template (El Hage et al, 2008; Kawauchi et al, 2008).

This would establish a negative feedback loop, where depolarization of VC causes egg-laying, which in turn causes termination of the calcium transient and repolarization of the VC neuron.

As B symptoms represent the inflammatory process, we speculated that absence of TNFAIP3 causes termination of the inflammatory process to fail, resulting in continuous activation of NF-κB signaling and classical Pel-Ebstein fever in cHL patients.

The behavior of reverse transcriptase at the cross-linked nucleotide is also exploited by iCLIP, which takes advantage of the fact that often the amino acid tag causes termination of reverse transcription at that site to determine the precise location of the termination (and thus the cross-linking) site [ 79].

Seton Hall did not respond when asked if this was a "for cause" termination, which would result in no liability for the university.

In such scenarios, peak AGN emission is expected to correspond to, or even to cause termination of major star-formation activity in the host spheroid.

The position of the mean values of kernels that did not saturate at the instant the abridging parameter caused termination are not situated at the local maxima of the underlying probability density map.

This might indicate that maternal contamination with these types of chemicals, at concentrations that do not cause termination of pregnancy, may cause dysfunction in pregnancy and fetal development.

Regulators of G-protein signaling have an enhancing effect on the intrinsic GTPase activity of G-alpha subunits and thus can cause termination of the mediated signal [ 55].

Phosphorylated prodrugs such as ganciclovir, acyclovir or valacyclovir are incorporated into the newly synthesised DNA causing termination of DNA synthesis and, thus, cell death.