Sentence examples for drive turnover from inspiring English sources

The text has been altered to include the yeast studies describing the role of Chd1 in turnover and emphasize that mammalian Chd1 is primarily functioning to drive turnover at the promoter in contrast to yeast (Results section entitled "Chd1 has opposing roles in regulating nucleosome turnover at the promoter and the gene body").

"This is one of those things that drives turnover".

To further infer the possible mechanisms behind the likely ecological differences between species that drive species turnover in the community, we explored the parametric form of zeta diversity decline.

When supplemented with additional oxidoreductase protein to drive the turnover of FMN to FMNH2, the average production of light increased by 82-fold in wild-type cell extracts (Figure 4A) and by 151-fold in extracts from cells containing codon-optimized lux genes (Figure 4B).

This difference is not yet understood, although it is possible that the factors that drive bone turnover in this group of women aged 50 to 80 years are different from those in men of the same age range, because the female group included both early and late postmenopausal women.

Overall, ocean oxygenation and/or ecological restructuring of ecosystems may have driven biologic turnover over time.

It is commonly agreed that a composite of all these activities drives the turnover of a complex structure such as the lamellipodium.

These results support the hypothesis that sexual or sexually antagonistic selection drives evolutionary turnover at the top of SD pathways.

Our results highlight the role of larval rather than adult adaptations as the life stage that drives this turnover.

Graduate student Sheila Teves used CATCH-IT to show that transcription drives nucleosome turnover (Teves and Henikoff 2011), and postdoc Fan Yang used it to show that anthracycline chemotherapeutic drugs enhance transcription-coupled turnover (Yang et al. 2013) and double-strand breaks (Yang et al. 2015) around mouse promoters.

We find a number of unique changes to chromatin that are not found in yeast: (1) the +1 nucleosome occupancy is decreased in the absence of Chd1 activity; (2) Chd1 primarily drives histone turnover at the promoter, compared to the relatively weak effect seen in the gene body.