Sentence examples for characterised to date from inspiring English sources

The only nematode odorant receptor to be characterised to date seems to conform to this pattern.

All major pilins characterised to date share a common modular architecture comprising repeated immunoglobulin-fold (Ig-fold) domains.

At the bottom of the phylogeny, clade V contains 24 sequences of which none have been biochemically characterised to date.

Most serpins characterised to date that exhibit such partial RCL insertion undergo co-factor mediated conformational shifts; for example antithrombin and heparin co-factor II both undergo RCL expulsion in the presence of heparin.

Caenorhabditis elegans has the largest and most diverse nAChR gene family characterised to date with 29 subunits assigned by sequence similarity to five distinct groups, two of which are nematode-specific [6].

The only thrombin inhibitor from the Kunitz family structurally characterised to date, ornithodorin from the soft tick Ornithodorus moubata, is comprised of two highly distorted Kunitz modules, none of which would be able to bind a serine proteinase according to the canonical mechanism [25].

However, the molecular mechanisms underlying resistance have not been characterised and, to date, progress has been hampered by a lack of nucleotide sequence data for this species.

An alignment of structurally characterised adaptors to date (Supplemental Fig. 3) highlights the differences in the length of adaptor α-hairpins.

The collection of osteosarcoma cell line models characterised here is to date the most extensive panel of this kind available.

Although APPL1 has been identified and characterised in cells, to date no studies have identified its presence in human skeletal muscle.

From our present analysis of previously uncharacterised ALK mutants, and in light of other reports concerning ALK mutant variants, the accumulated data suggests that the ALK mutations observed and characterised in neuroblastoma to date fall into three classes.