Sentence examples for control of origin from inspiring English sources
In the second round, the experts discussed the necessity of traceability certificate to support origin declaration and the control of origin declaration in customs procedure.
Temporal control of origin activation is thought to be controlled by DNA replication factor binding mediated by the kinase activities of CDK and DDK.
Our data reveal a direct role for Plx1 in the control of origin firing through the interaction with the Mcm complex.
Collectively, our results suggest a previously overlooked role for a specific conserved HAT in DNA replication in addition to its defined role in chromatin assembly, and point towards partly redundant histone acetylation activities in the control of origin firing.
It is thought that the functional role of Zdbf2linc may be to control parent-of-origin-specific expression of protein-coding neighbors through epigenetic modification in cis.
The functional role of Zdbf2linc remains undefined, but it may control parent-of-origin-specific expression of protein-coding neighbors through epigenetic modification in cis, similar to imprinted Nespas, Kcnq1ot1 and Airn lncRNAs.
"These are the invisible things," Van Reenen said, like border controls, rules-of-origin checks, and regulations that standardize products and safety across the EU.
DOI 10.1016/j.gde.2012.02.005 Genomic imprinting is an epigenetic process that controls parent-of-origin expression of an estimated 1 2% of genes in the mammalian genome [ 1,2 ].
Prosecco wine can be differentiated into Prosecco Controlled Denomination of Origin (CDO), and the Prosecco Controlled and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin (CGDO), depending on the geographical area where the grapes are cultivated.
Franciacorta was later granted DOC status in 1967 (Controlled Designation of Origin) spurring a larger enological movement that continues to this day.
hThe Prosecco Controlled Denomination of Origin (CDO), lies in an area that includes nine administrative provinces, and more than 600 municipalities, while the Prosecco Controlled and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin (CGDO) is produced in an area that includes 15 municipalities all in Treviso province.
