Sentence examples for essential translation from inspiring English sources

The exceptions include a unique gene, MXAN4486, and MXAN0581, which encodes the essential translation initiation factor InfC that is found in other δ Proteobacteria.

The primers used for amplifying the ORF additionally encoded essential translation initiation signals and 6xHis tag at the C-terminus of the protein for affinity purification.

Finally, most ribosome maturation proteins and several essential translation factors (such as the elongation factors P and Ts) are also missing from this genome.

The TypA translation factor is widely conserved but not universally present in all prokaryotes [ 35], suggesting that it is probably not an essential translation factor.

The common mediator of the ISR, eIF2α, is a subunit of an essential translation initiation factor conserved throughout eukaryotes and archaea.

A particularly well-characterized example involves the essential translation release factor Sup35, which confers on cells a heritable nonsense suppression phenotype upon conversion to the prion form (Cox, 1965; Ter-Avanesyan et al., 1994; Patino et al., 1996; Paushkin et al., 1996).

We will conserve our common life by tackling immigration: reforming transition controls for new EU countries; enforcing rules to protect agency workers, and prioritising English language teaching for newcomers over non-essential translation services.

Taken together, these studies suggest that eIF5A may function as a non-essential translation initiation factor.

We propose that eIF5A is a non-essential translation elongation factor in mammalian cells (but possibly more "essential" in yeast [10], [11]) whose influence becomes apparent when one or more canonical elongation factors are inactivated during stress.

They are essential for translation, so they are required in every compartment where translation takes place.

With classical Chinese context is almost always essential for translation, making some interpretation equally necessary.