Sentence examples for end of translation from inspiring English sources

The simulation results show that TMDs in the dual-topology mutants do not completely integrate by the end of translation; instead, the slow post-translational flipping of loops across the membrane allows misintegrated TMDs to reorient and insert into the membrane.

Of course, a stop character can also simply mark the end of translation.

If the poly(A) site lied within one or more annotated transcripts, downstream of the end of translation, the site was affected to each of these transcripts.

In both panels, 0 s corresponds to the end of translation and negative values of time correspond to the period that precedes the end of ribosomal translation.

If the poly(A) site lied upstream of the end of translation, then it was considered as "in CDS" and is not used for analysis.

The UGA codon (i.e., the stop codon) is normally used to signal the end of translation, but in stop-codon recoding, an internal UGA codon is used in conjunction with other factors to signal for the insertion of Sec.

Comparison of these relatively few amino acid sequences showed that although there was a significant difference among the species, fortunately the domains that define the two ends of translated DPP protein (the amino terminal BMP1-cleavage motif and the end-of-translation domain) were sufficiently conserved to permit the design of a small set of oligonucleotide pairs for priming the PCR reactions.

This mechanism, which we refer to as kinetic annealing of the end-of-translation (EOT) ensemble, is illustrated in Figure 4 and involves two basic steps.

To test the robustness of our results with respect to TMD1 hydrophobicity, Figure 5 figure supplement 1 presents the end-of-translation (EOT) ensemble averaged loop positions for the six EmrE mutants.

(C ) Average loop positions in the end-of-translation (EOT) ensemble for both the EmrE and CB mutants, presented in terms of the fraction of configurations for which each loop occupies the cytoplasm.

The 8 species whose genomic DNA templates did not result in amplicons may have been the result of: 1) synonymous changes that would affect priming but not coding; 2) nonsynonymous changes that affect both priming and coding; or 3) completely missing BMP1-cleavage and/or end-of-translation motifs.