Sentence examples for diffusion of dna from inspiring English sources

Microscopy images of several Deinococcus species revealed a highly condensed nucleoid structure, which may facilitate DNA repair by limiting diffusion of DNA fragments generated by radiation or desiccation (Levin-Zaidman et al. 2003; Zimmerman and Battista 2005).

In this work, influence of both the inertial force exerted on DNA molecules and the diffusion of DNA molecules was investigated.

Pieces of DGGE bands were excised from polyacrylamide gel with sharp blade and then were, respectively, transferred to a new 2.0 mL Eppendorf tubes with 50 μL of sterilized ultra-pure water and incubated at 4 °C for a night to accelerate the diffusion of DNA out of the gel bands.

Lateral diffusion of DNA origami blocks was monitored using mercury lamp excitation.

In this study we explored cholesterol-mediated binding and diffusion of DNA origami structures on supported lipid bilayer membranes and utilized it to create hierarchical assemblies and arrays of such structures with sizes of several micrometers.

After 1 h of incubation and several washing steps, we observed adherence and two-dimensional diffusion of DNA origami structures in membranes that were prepared with the cholesterol handles.

This indicates that the slower diffusion of DNA-bound transposase than of free transposase has only modest impact for in vitro experiments.

This is in good agreement with our observation that the measured diffusion constants of DNA structures that carry four cholesterol anchors are almost twice as large as those of the same structures with eight cholesterol anchors.

This study demonstrates the utility of the MM model for determining extravascular transport parameters, and indicates that much of the impediment to diffusion of basic DNA intercalators in tumour tissue may arise from lysosomal sequestration rather than DNA binding.

This cleavage did not result from a failure of the attachment linkage that allowed the diffusion of leaked DNA through bulk solvent.

Bands of interest in the lactobacilli community fingerprint were excised from the gel and transferred into 25 μl of TE buffer, and incubated overnight at 37°C to allow diffusion of the DNA.