Sentence examples for element which encodes from inspiring English sources

One is a genuine parasite called a LINE, for Long Interspersed Element, which encodes instructions for everything it needs, from copying its DNA into the intermediary form, RNA, and copying the RNA back again into DNA, and then, voilà, hopping back onto its little chromosomal niche.

In these strains, the SXT element, which encodes resistance to streptomycin, sulfamethoxazole, and trimethoprim, carried a deletion of an approximately 3.6-kb region.

The elements which encode mood in the clause were then each described, followed by a brief account of POLARITY and MODALITY.

The safety of cell therapy applications can be enhanced by the introduction of Cell Fate Control (CFC) elements, which encode pharmacologically controlled cellular suicide switches.

More broadly, temperate phages form part of a wider group of horizontally transmitted elements that influence host fitness through apparent competition including plasmids and integrative elements which encode genes for bacteriocins (Riley and Wertz 2002).

The organization of genetic elements which encode the originally identified HEPN domains and MNTs clearly resembles Type II TAs suggesting that these elements are novel TA systems [ 10] although their mode of action remained obscure.

In accordance with the top identified GO annotations, we find genes regulating gene transcription: CPEB4 (cytoplasmic polyadenylation element binding 4), which encodes a protein believed to control polyadenylation-induced translation in early development, has the highest number of target sites (38), and is downregulated.

The homeobox genes are molecularly characterized by the presence of a 180-nucleotide sequence element, the homeobox, which encodes a 60-amino acid structural motif, the homeodomain.

First, we derive from the output of each classifier an 11-element probability vector, which encodes the probability that the given test instance belongs to each of the 11 relation types.

Virulent isolates of three pathogenic Yersinia species (Yersinia pestis, Yersinia pseudotuberculosis, and Yersinia enterocolitica) harbor a 102-kb chromosomal region which encodes elements critical for virulence.

Each 3.3 kbp D4Z4 element harbors DUX4, a gene which encodes a double homeodomain protein [2] [4].