Sentence examples for downstream of the nearest from inspiring English sources

The α-β array is 40 kb downstream of the nearest strand-switch.

There is also considerable enrichment of peaks downstream of the nearest known TSS for several hundred base-pairs.

The 5' RACE results indicated that the TSS of rpl-2 was 322 bp upstream of the ATG and only 40 bp downstream of the nearest motif.

In this zone there are only four Cδ exons (Cδ1, Cδ2, Cδ6 and Cδ7) located 3 kb downstream of the nearest Cμ and are followed by transmembrane and cytoplasm exons.

Three of the insertion alleles are near the upstream region of a gene (2,056, 3,981, and 13,701 bp from the start codon), whereas the fourth allele is 3,211 bases downstream of the nearest gene's stop codon.

To identify differentially methylated regions (DMRs) in malignant vs. non-malignant (20 benign and 6 normal ovarian tissues) ovarian tissues, an area spanning 4 kb upstream or downstream of the nearest transcription start site (TSS) was used.

Regulatory regions for genes were defined as a basal domain surrounding the TSS of −5 kb to +1 kb plus an extended domain of upstream and downstream to the nearest gene's basal domain or to a maximum distance of 1 Mb, following the GREAT definition (McLean et al, 2010).

Ralph et al. (1997) detected two cases of vertical wind fluctuations and parallel cloud streets associated with trapped lee waves downstream of the Colorado Rocky Mountains near Boulder by a radar wind profiler and satellite imagery.

Instead we observe that in EC13 these conjugates do not cleave upstream of the RNA 3'-end, but instead cleave ~6 nt downstream of the RNA, near +19 (lanes 5, 10. 15, and 20 of Figs. 3D and 3E). Figure 4 summarizes the changes in cleavage patterns occurring in the DNA and RNA during transcription initiation.

A high duty cycle (up to unity) is seen for discharge placement on both the leeward and windward sides of the downstream part of the near field.

The aforementioned regions are the flow upstream and downstream of the train, the areas near the nose and tail of the train, and the flow in the gap between the train and the tunnel.