Sentence examples for editing and splicing from inspiring English sources

Following the transcription of DNA into RNA, a process of editing and splicing takes place in which noncoding nucleotide sequences called introns are excised from the primary transcript, resulting in functional mRNA.

An example is the editing and "splicing" of mRNA transcripts.

Editing and splicing, Ackermann and Korine insert absurdist moments into narrative tropes, subverting plotlines and ultimately defying our expectations towards story telling.

The transcript that coded for a particular protein appeared only in the form of RNA, after extensive editing and splicing, but many even thousands of such transcripts (and hence proteins) could be formed from the same sequence of DNA.

Third, we found expression, editing, and splicing of plastid genes in both Epipogium species.

The non-coding transcript, mbii52 (snoRNA), is a known regulator of Htr2c RNA editing and splicing (Kishore & Stamm, 2006; Doe et al., 2009), hence we investigated whether lack of Htr2c RNA editing and splicing impacted upon expression of this transcript in the hippocampus and cortex.

With a proprietary backend auto-edit-and-splicing technology, StoryMix enables you to easily create, publish, and share short videos with family, friends, and Facebook.

Though we hate to say it, it's possible that the editing, slicing and splicing of traditional television media sometimes may be a blessing in disguise.

They regulate gene expression in plant organelles through many processes, including RNA editing, cleavage and splicing.

The original album's two tracks, Right Off and Yesternow, were drawn from a single April 17 session edited and spliced with recordings from February by producer Teo Macero.

Travis Greenwood crawls the movie universe to edit and splice together the images of nearly 150 different t-shirts into a four-minute video.