Sentence examples for from its recognition from inspiring English sources

It was shown that Pak1 antiapoptotic function derive, in part, from its recognition of DLC1-BimL dimers, which are released upon apoptotic signals from the dynein motors.

From its recognition in 1981 through to 2006, AIDS killed more than 25 million people, with per capita infection of about 0.6% of the world's population.

The ligated "YI" molecule was digested with the restriction endonuclease MmeI, a Type IIS restriction endonuclease that cuts 20 and 18 nt away from its recognition site, yielding a 2-nt 3' overhang.

These protocols share several common features, and all "measure" the appropriate length of the hairpin using the type IIS restriction endonuclease MmeI, which cuts 20/18 nt from its recognition site.

Indeed, we demonstrated that the dissociation of CTCF from its recognition sequence causes an increase in DNA methylation and the rapid gain of a repressive chromatin configuration over the Rb promoter.

The enzyme excises an unmethylated base from its recognition sequence to generate apurinic/apyrimidinic (AP) sites, and also displays AP lyase activity, cleaving the DNA backbone at the AP site to generate the 3'-phospho alpha, beta-unsaturated aldehyde end in addition to the 5'-phosphate end.

Mr. Sives and others saw the court's decision's signifi cance as stemming from its broad recognition that private citizens' groups possessed the necessary legal standing to file suits against projects in which they had no direct economic interest.

The brief urges the court not to retreat from its prior recognition of the benefits of diversity and "the acceptability of considering race and ethnicity in the context of a holistic review of an applicant's candidacy for admission," he said.

Its competitive advantage comes from its brand recognition and the strong performance of its funds.

With the "comprehensive secularization of the historical in the state of creation…History merges into the setting" to become natural history (OGT, 92), whose attendant cognition is a melancholic contemplation of things which derives enigmatic satisfaction from its very recognition of their transience and emptiness (OGT, 139).

In the presence of urate, HucR dissociates from its hucO recognition motif and in turn allows for the expression of the Aspergillus flavus-derived urate oxidase, resulting in a drop in extracellular urate.