Sentence examples for fusions of both from inspiring English sources

Mutations or fusions of both EGFR and ALK may be primary causes of cancer, whereas both the EGFR gatekeeper mutant T190M and MET may generate drug resistance.

To test this possibility, we first carried out yeast two-hybrid experiments, with binding and activation domain fusions of both FBL17 and all seven KRPs being tested.

A similar cloning strategy was used to create ProA fusions of both wild type GLC7 and glc7-E101Q.

However, GST fusions of both hSgt1 mutants were fully competent in co-precipitating hSkp1, confirming that the Hsp90- and Skp1-interacting regions of Sgt1 are functionally independent.

In onion cells, GFP fusions of both DDB1A and DDB1B are localized in both the nucleus and cytoplasm, though a larger proportion of DDB1B is cytoplasmic (Zhang et al. 2008).

Fluorescent fusions of both TlpT and TlpC localize to a single cytoplasmic focus at mid-cell, which divides and is segregated during cell division (Wadhams et al., 2002, 2003).

I mean, I think it is a fusion of both, and I think that it oscillates between the two.

The main characteristic of Paraguayan culture is its fusion of both the Guaraní and Spanish traditions.

Unlike in most previous approaches, fusion of both data sources is strongly pursued at all stages.

The world turned upside down can be a child's fantasy or a radical vision and Nashashibi's art is a fusion of both.

Last, and my very favorite, Houston has a variety of supporters groups, some Anglo, some Hispanic, and most a fusion of both.