Sentence examples for first to be characterised from inspiring English sources

To proof such a hypothesis, the molecular function of both genes need first to be characterised.

Arabidopsis CPK1 was the first CPK to be characterised, and is known to be activated by phospholipids and 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3].

The genome of F. vesca cultivar Hawaii 4 (FvH4) was sequenced by an international consortium, and since it was the first genome to be characterised using exclusively short-read technology, the project represented a significant milestone in plant genomics.

Meanwhile, there is a danger that confusion may arise if researchers name the first serpin to be characterised in any particular plant species using a two-letter abbreviation for the species and "Serpin1"; e.g. PsSerpin1 for pea (Pisum sativum) without reference to similarity to AtSerpin1.

TR1 was the first thioredoxin reductase to be characterised and is known as the cytosolic form [ 8].

This is the first cis-muuroladiene synthase, to be characterised.

Gβ was the first WD-repeat protein to be characterised by X-ray crystallography [ 9, 10, 16].

One of the first of these proteins to be characterised was the yeast Snf2 protein (Laurent et al, 1991; Hirschhorn et al, 1992).

Ifitm3 (also known as Mil1 and Fragilis), the first murine Ifitm gene to be characterised, was identified by a screen for genes expressed specifically in early primordial germ cells (PGCs) [ 13] and also in a subtractive cDNA screen comparing migrating PGCs with inner cell mass cells [ 14].

Since the ch7SK promoter is the first non-mammalian vertebrate 7SK promoter to be characterised, this finding may be helpful in understanding the divergence of pol III promoter activities between mammalian and non-mammalian vertebrates.

The ch7SK promoter is the first non-mammalian vertebrate 7SK promoter to be characterised, so this finding may reflect inherent differences in the divergence of pol III promoter activities between mammalian and non-mammalian vertebrates.