Sentence examples for distinct polymerase from inspiring English sources

These viruses had a distinct polymerase gene sequence (designated GGIIb/Hilversum) and were disseminated through waterborne and food-borne transmission in Europe.

We have gone further in suggesting that multiple genes might have escaped simultaneously, or as is more likely, in concert and convergently, centered about distinct polymerase catalytic cores.

However several studies suggest that as with transcription start sites (TSS), some transcription termination sites (TTS) acquire specific nucleosome positioning patterns that can be correlated with distinct polymerase occupancy and expression levels [23 26].

Oliver et al. (6 ) compared sequences of different NB-like and NA1-like strains and showed that strains of the same polymerase genotype presented >88% nt (>95% aa) identity in the polymerase region, while nucleotide sequence identities among strains from distinct polymerase type were <78%88%8% aa) in this region.

The two modules are only distantly related to each other, an observation that suggests the possibility that Pol ε evolved as a result of insertion and subsequent inactivation of a distinct polymerase, possibly, of bacterial descent, upstream of the C-terminal Zn-fingers, rather than by tandem duplication.

The inactivated polymerase-exonuclease module of Pol ε might have evolved by fusion with a distinct polymerase, rather than by duplication of the active module of Pol ε, and is likely to play an important role in the assembly of eukaryotic replication and repair complexes.

pGEM-T efficiency could also be improved by using distinct polymerases which directly incorporate adenine residues during amplification (Rittie and Perbal 2008); however, it has been reported in the literature that its use does not improve cloning efficiency in TA cloning vectors (Holton and Graham 1991; Zhang and Tandon 2012).

Single genes coding for DNA polymerases were found in WSSV and in the M. depressus library, while the P. monodon library contained two distinct polymerases.

Moqtaderi, Z. et al. Genomic binding profiles of functionally distinct RNA polymerase III transcription complexes in human cells.

On the basis of phylogenetic analysis, six distinct DNA polymerase families have been identified: A D, X, and Y.

Sequence analyses separated Feliform CanSINEs into two subfamilies, each characterized by distinct RNA polymerase binding motifs and phylogenetic associations.