Sentence examples for expansion sequences from inspiring English sources

A triptycene-based scaffold is used to develop a new class of ligands for modulating the structure of junction forming trinucleotide repeat expansion sequences.

This has led to the publication of biochemical and oligonucleotide-based approaches to identify compounds that target the repeat expansion sequences and disrupt the interaction between MBNL and the repeats (23– 23).

The evolution laws of Taylor cavities can be obtained by dealing with the expansion sequence maps.

Three special features are introduced: (a) the variation scheme is applied using the Daubechies scaling function as the trialing and weighting functions, (b) the corresponding expansion sequence is designed for the sweeping of nodes, and (c) the boundary conditions and interface conditions are expressed using the wavelet expansion.

The evaluation stencil of the control points on the initial mesh is obtained, through computation, by multiplying the finite matrices in a sequence corresponding to the expansion sequence and eigendecomposition of the contractive matrix related to the period of rational numbers.

Whilst borrowing may cause slight disruptions of the lower-level topology, the misplacements do not affect our central findings about the Taiwanese rooting and chain-like expansion sequence revealed in our trees (Figure 3).

A larger number of detoxification genes were identified on the genome of C. p. quinquefasciatus compared with three other dipteran insect genomes, representing the widest gene expansion sequenced thus far.

The study explores how the learner makes use of post-expansion sequences to build on the interlocutor's responses, reformulating and adjusting them across episodes, but not always because the co-participant orients to them as repairable.

However, these features are not sufficient to determine expansion; flanking sequences [ 9] and repeat orientation with respect to origin of replication initiation [ 10] have been shown to be factors affecting whether repeats will undergo expansion.

The huge expansion of sequences (CquiOBP25 CquiOBP42) observed by Pelletier and Leal (2009) were found to be homologous to AaegOBP57 and AgamOBP13 and were indeed closely related to the Pbprp2/Pbprp5 of Drosophila.

This reduction in information content may necessarily lead to an expansion of sequences necessary to encode/utilise regulatory information, although this is perhaps an oversimplified interpretation of the observation.