Sentence examples for degree of polymerase from inspiring English sources
Comparable data are not known for non-respiratory samples types but the threshold for detection may differ according to the degree of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) inhibition associated with various sample types.
Titration data are representative of the cooperativity degree of the polymerases assayed.
Taking into account the conserved nature of DNA polymerase genes and the degree of homology to known DNA polymerase genes, this result led to the conclusion that the genes had been recovered from as-yet-unexplored microorganisms (Simon et al. 2009).
Interestingly, the GS and GE signals of the APMVs sequenced to date have a high degree of identity, implying that polymerase recognition of these cis-acting sequences is conserved within the genus (Table 3).
According to this possibility GC-skew influences the rate of transcription elongation (see below) and, as recently suggested for translation elongation [ 17, 18], it might be beneficial to have initially slow elongation (at the 5'-end) followed by faster elongation (at the 3-'end) as this reduces the degree of collisions between RNA polymerases [ 29] (or ribosomes).
In the current analysis, the degree of conservation of influenza virus polymerases has been studied as one of the essential elements for establishing its candidature as a potential target of antiviral therapy.
Together, these studies reveal a remarkable evolutionary history of duplication and suggest a degree of functional specialization of poly(A) polymerases in plants.
The adsorption of polymerase by CdTe QDs would lead to a reduction in effective polymerase concentration.
Another important question regarding diagnosis relates to the use of polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
As he notes, chemist Kary Mullis landed on the principle of polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, not in a lab but on a northern California highway.
Figure 1 shows an alignment of the Arabidopsis and Physcomitrella RPOT polymerases demonstrating the high degree of similarity and the conservation of functionally essential residues and motifs in PpRPOT3.
