Sentence examples for gc mobility from inspiring English sources
The SII provides an absolute IRHI index equal to the RII multiplied by mean health, so the set of SII and GC mobility and scale indices differ by the same multiplicative factor as the corresponding RII and CI indices.
This hypothesis was proposed by Schaaf and Cidlowski from studies showing that GC chemical structure directly influenced GC/GRα nuclear distribution and mobility [ 21].
Although mobility of GC clusters has been suggested in previous studies, there is a lack of compelling evidence convincingly demonstrating that GC clusters are bona fide mitochondrial TEs.
It has been proposed that endonucleases encoded in mitochondrial introns may facilitate the mobility of GC clusters as DNA transposons (Lang et al. 2014).
The EI provides a dimensionless IRHI index that is equal to (4/(b − a)) GC, so the EI mobility and scale indices are equal to (4/(b − a)) times the corresponding GC indices.
The effects of GC-mediated GR nuclear distribution and mobility patterns on GR-dependent transcriptional activity are still unclear.
Mobility of the yeast RHE, located in GC-rich clusters, is believed to happen by means of transposition at the DNA level similar to DNA transposons [ 14].
Finally, the microarray results presented here further support the findings by Schaaf and Cidlowski that show GC analogs with subtly different chemical structures are capable of generating unique patterns of GC-GRα nuclear distribution and mobility [ 21].
This study evaluated the dissipation, persistence and mobility of the herbicides triasulfuron and prosulfocarb in a sandy clay loam soil unamended and amended with green compost (GC) in a field experiment using single or combined commercial formulations of both herbicides.
Patients requiring GCs as part of their disease management are likely to have aggressive disease, which contributes to a reduction in mobility as a result of joint stiffness and damage.
Here we use gas chromatography differential mobility spectrometry (GC/DMS) to analyze the chemical content of human exhaled breath condensate (EBC).
