Sentence examples for dna to which from inspiring English sources

The best way to settle the debate, said Dr. Vigilant, is to find more Neanderthal DNA to which the El Sidrón genes can be compared.

Over the past eight years Dr. Pearl, has restructured his practice, not by manipulating people's spines, but their connections with forces of energy that he says "flow through us all and connect us with other dimensions and strands of virtual DNA to which we are evolving".

These genes are located contiguously on a stretch of DNA and are under the control of one promoter (a short segment of DNA to which the RNA polymerase binds to initiate transcription).

Here, we used PapI and an isolated DNA-binding domain construct of Lrp to show that there is a DNA co-recognition mechanism by which both proteins acquire enhanced affinity to the distal pap site DNA, to which neither of them binds to an appreciable extent without the other.

The function of the property of the DNA to which a dene refers may be regulative, or constitutive, informing or informative.

For example, the promoter (sometimes referred to as a promoter gene) is classically identified as the region of DNA to which RNA polymerase binds before initiating the transcription of DNA into RNA, and it too is obviously a dene.

RNA takes genomics therapy a step further by focusing on the proteins made from the DNA to determine which drugs will work well in the human body.

He and his colleagues compared dog and wolf DNA to learn which genes were important for domestication.

DNA testing isn't exactly a hot topic for most people just yet, but it will be — in the coming years such testing is likely to explode as researchers uncover which chunks of DNA contribute to which traits and diseases.

Denaturation temperature could be used to identify the DNA fragment to which each partial response could be attributed.

The specific target DNA sequence to which NRs bind is called a hormone response element (HRE).