Sentence examples for consecutive basic from inspiring English sources

All Eurasian H5N1 viruses currently circulating are highly pathogenic and contain either five or six consecutive basic amino acids at this site [4].

The RFHVMn motif contained the "K(K/R X(K/R) consensus sequence for NLS motifs interacting with the importin α adapter [20] and displayed five consecutive basic amino acids, a feature strongly predicted to cause nuclear localization.

Peptides were extracted by consecutive basic and acid extraction.

The ambiguity usually arose on the transistion positions of two consecutive basic patterns.

Matching peptides with missed cleavages were considered as pertinent only when there were two consecutive basic residues or when arginine and lysine residues were followed by a proline or acidic residues inside the peptide amino acid sequence.

All the Elf1 homologues identified contain a C4-zinc finger signature and most sequences are characterized by a stretch of up to seven consecutive basic amino acids at their N-terminus.

An alanine substitution mutant of the three consecutive B3 basic residues KRK (B3A hereafter) localised to the cytoplasm in resting cells, and failed to accumulate in the nucleus on serum stimulation, as did B2A, an alanine substitution mutation of B2 residues KLK.

In phase 2, participants underwent different training programs (30 consecutive repetitions) for basic tasks according to the group they belong to (G1: none; G2: LCN; G3: HEC; G4: BMC; and G5: LCN, HEC, and BMC).

The medium term suggested an indirect action emerging with consecutive disruptions to basic health or other governmental services.

Here, f = 1, m = 6, h = 3 (i.e., the scaling factor is kept constant for three consecutive iterations), and the basic shape is a square of initial edge length l 0 = l in.

The NGM is a matrix that relates the numbers of newly infected individuals in various categories in consecutive generation, and the basic reproduction number (R_{0}) is the spectral radius of the NGM (refer to the papers [25, 26] for details).