Sentence examples for entry nuclear from inspiring English sources
Early steps of virus life cycle, including virus entry, nuclear localization of NP and viral RNA-dependent RNA replication, were not affected by KR-23502.
Viral replication incompetence truncates the vector life cycle, and conceptually, replication-incompetent retrovirus is thought to follow one of two fates upon cell entry: nuclear translocation and integration at its genomic destination, or rapid cytoplasmic degradation in lysosomes or proteasomes [6], [7].
We detected by careful visual inspection the onset of pseudo-cleavage (deepest furrow), mitotic entry (nuclear envelope breakdown) and cytokinesis (start of membrane invagination).
Nutrient availability impinges on Msn2/4 activity by modulating levels of phosphorylation of various sites that regulate Msn2/4 nuclear entry, nuclear exit, and transcriptional activation.
During the process of mitotic entry, nuclear envelope breakdown (NEBD) creates a cellular 'stress' that can jeopardise the G2/M transition.
The HBV life cycle can be divided into two phases: the early phase of infection including attachment, entry, nuclear import, and cccDNA formation, and the following late phase representing HBV replication that includes transcription, assembly, reverse transcription, and viral release.
Fouchier, R. A., Meyer, B. E., Simon, J. H., Fischer, U. & Malim, M. H. HIV-1 infection of non-dividing cells: evidence that the amino-terminal basic region of the viral matrix protein is important for Gag processing but not for post-entry nuclear import.
If we do as Mr. Munsch suggests and look back at our 2006 and 2007 issues, we see that only a few entries (nuclear reprogramming for stem cells, augmented reality for cell phones) have made clear progress.
It should also be noted that overproduction of Cdc25 or inactivation of Mik1/Wee1 does not trigger entry to nuclear divisions when the Cds1 checkpoint is active, suggesting that entry to nuclear divisions is regulated by a separate pathway downstream of Cds1.
He said exposing the pacts would not change the postwar policy of not making, owning or allowing the entry of nuclear weapons.
