Sentence examples for dna that forms from inspiring English sources

In modern terms, this means that one's genetic inheritance comes from the DNA that forms these genes.

If it is in the non-coding "junk" DNA that forms about 96% of the human genome, it may still be useful as a marker to follow haplotype blocks around.Several firms are running SNP/haplotype-based drug-discovery projects.

These results are consistent with Srs2 promoting translocation formation by SSA by acting in the removal of Rad51 from the 3' single-stranded DNA that forms at DSBs, and that this function is not required when Rad52 cannot facilitate nucleoprotein filament formation by Rad51.

Second, that double-strand DNA that forms between -ssDNA/RNA displays a high charge density and the change in polarization could significantly alter the local refractive index.

We have determined that this method will cleanly separate linear cDNA fragments from circular DNA that forms during concatemerization and are not linearized in the SphI digestion (and are therefore unclonable; Radke and White, unpublished).

A hallmark feature of neutrophils is their ability to rapidly accumulate at sites of infection, where they kill invading pathogens through the release of their cytotoxic granule contents, the generation of reactive oxygen species and, under certain critical conditions, the release of enzyme-laden DNA that forms large web-like structures or neutrophil extracellular traps [ 2].

Although extraordinarily difficult, a trained physician can eyeball cancerous cells in the lab, in part because chromatin--the twisted mass of proteins and DNA that form chromosomes--appears more clumped in malignant cells than in benign ones.

The structure reveals the disposition of protein side-chains, magnesium ions and DNA that form the drug binding pockets (Figure 2A and Figure S2A).

hFEN1 and hEXO1 activities were stimulated by both telomeric and nontelomeric sequences, so both enzymes could act upon G4 DNA that formed outside the telomeric regions.

The neutrophil experiences "frustrated phagocytosis," and instead of degranulating within internalized phagosomes, degranulates externally with secretion of reactive oxygen species, digestive enzymes, antimicrobial peptides, and mitochondrial-derived DNA that form antimicrobial complexes that are termed neutrophil extracellular traps.

In NHEJ, DNA Ligase IV, a specialized DNA ligase that forms a complex with the cofactor XRCC4, directly joins the two ends.