Sentence examples for correct progression from inspiring English sources
However, we believe that a proportion of these proteins is pleiotropic and only indirectly involved in the cell cycle progress: the correct progression of this part of the cell cycle may directly or indirectly depend upon a variety of cell activities, e.g. metabolism, signaling cascades, chaperones, etc.
Humus content of all the treatments increased with time, which indicated the correct progression of composting.
Our results show that REEP3/4 function redundantly to clear the ER from metaphase chromatin, thereby ensuring correct progression through mitosis and proper nuclear envelope architecture.
Additionally, we confirmed the physical interaction between p115 and Cdk1, suggesting that the formation of a complex where both proteins are present is essential for the full activation of Cdk1 and thus the correct progression of mitosis in proliferating tissues.
We suggest that HP1gamma is more important than HP1alpha or HP1beta to ensure a correct progression through mitosis, at least in transformed human cells.
Numerous checkpoints ensure the correct progression along the phases (G0, G1, S, G2, M) of the eukaryotic cell cycle [ 1].
This interaction is important for the formation of the correct replisome progression complex on every Okazaki fragment during lagging-strand synthesis (Gambus et al. 2009).
In addition, vasa may be required for secondary spermatogonia to enter correct meiotic progression as spermatocytes, in the absence of which germ cells are nonetheless able to continue with subsequent stages of spermatogenesis.
As time progresses, regulators of correct cell cycle progression apparently start to depend on an alternative function of β-catenin independent of mediating TCF/Lef transcription.
He was correct about the progression of my hearing loss, but I trust you may be able to prove him wrong about the hopelessness of my situation.
Our findings are in line with several other studies aimed to elucidate the fine redox regulatory mechanisms that lie behind the correct cell cycle progression.
