Sentence examples for fusion exists from inspiring English sources

Moreover, FISH analysis provided no indication that their putative ssa06 and ssa22 fusion exists in Atlantic salmon of North American origin (Li and Davidson, unpublished results).

This suggests that additional mediators of cell fusion exist.

Two versions of the fusion exist involving different exons of BCR and generating two different sized proteins: p210 BCR-ABL1 predominantly associated with chronic myeloid leukemia and p190 BCR-ABL1 linked to B cell precursor acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).

In the mereological fusion case, the issue is really just whether fusions exist at all.

A variety of lacZ fusions exist that will help to assign the gene(s) (YFG) to one or more pathways.

When frameworks appear to disagree as when one says that arbitrary fusions exist, and another denies it the dispute is merely verbal; they are using quantifiers with different meanings.

A number of fusions exist between fic domains and helix-turn-helix (HTH) DNA-binding domains.

The phenomenon of zygogenesis in E. coli is an interesting observation by this reviewer, noting that cell-cell fusions exist in the prokaryote world.

In the step-by-step process, the transitional forms are expected to demonstrate a chromosomal fusion/fission polymorphism and, accordingly, numerous examples are known where single or few chromosomal fusions exist in the polymorphic phase, e.g., Robertsonian fusions in Drosophila americana [ 15], melanopline grasshoppers [ 16] and rodents of the genus Ctenomys [ 6, 17].

To answer the question of whether a targetable fusion gene exists in glioma, they performed deep RNA sequencing on glioma tissue of varying grades and searched for reads that spanned exon-exon junctions connecting two distinct genes.

PsaL and PsaI are missing and a unique PsaJ-PsaF (PsaJF) fusion-protein exists.