Sentence examples for full complement of functional from inspiring English sources

Becker, A.M. et al. Invariant NKT cell development requires a full complement of functional CD3ζ immunoreceptor tyrosine based activation motifs.

Generating the full complement of functional cell types requires coordinating the production of cells with the specification programs that distinguish one cell type from another.

8 1726-1737, 1994) could serve as mechanisms for late proofreading of poliovirus RNA, allowing only those RNA genomes capable of translating a full complement of functional RNA replication proteins to be propagated.

Throughout his career, Cotto has shown a willingness to fight the toughest opponents available, and, with any luck, he will soon be in a position to prove himself against a top boxer whose arsenal includes the full complement of functional joints.

The NHase enzyme contained its full complement of Co III) and was fully functional without the co-expression of an activator protein or E. coli GroES/EL molecular chaperones.

Using lack of protein expression (Tumor Cell Score < 0.5, with a range of 0 3) of at least one member of the circuit as an indication of a non-functional pathway, the full complement of the circuit was maintained to larger extent in UroA compared to the rest (p < 10−6, Fishers exact test), as well as when compared with GU only (p < 10−3) (Fig.  4a).

In this study, we identified the full complement of PP genes in maize genome for evolutionary and functional analyses, which would help crop breeders to develop improved varieties.

In the present study, we attempted to elucidate characteristics of soybean MYB gene structures, phylogenetic relationships, chromosomal locations, conserved motifs and expression patterns, as well as their functional diversification, by identifying the probable full complement of GmMYB genes in soybean.

These findings suggest that although the full complement of the major RNA degradation mechanisms were present - and likely functional - early in eukaryotic evolution, the composition and function of the complexes is more variable than previously appreciated.

The new methods allow maintenance of long-term, large-scale cultures of cells that retain the full complement of surface properties and that maintain the cobblestone monolayer morphology and differentiated functional properties.

During ontogenesis most organs acquire their full complement of enzyme activities in a programmed sequence which corresponds to attainment of complete functional capability.