Sentence examples for genetic conversion from inspiring English sources

This is the first report of the use of ODNs to direct genetic conversion of SMN2 to SMN1 in human cells from SMA patients.

We show that genetic conversion of the reticulated ER structure to the cisternal morphology shields large areas of the PM, preventing the actomyosin division ring assembly at the equatorial cortex.

Absence of the minor subunit in polymerized pili of strain P1/7 seems to be the consequence of a genetic conversion which resulted in inactivation of sfp2 in this strain.

We changed the phrase "genetic conversion" to "conversion".

This allowed us to detect possible genetic conversion events.

Thus, we sought methods to enhance proinsulin processing in IPCs produced by genetic conversion.

The long latency period of MM is suggestive of multiple somatic genetic conversions after exposure to asbestos.

The preferential use of particular synonymous codons may reflect neutral mechanisms (e.g. mutational bias, G|C-biased gene conversion, genetic drift) and/or selection for mRNA stability, translational efficiency and accuracy.

Additionally, we characterized the natural genetic variation for conversion efficiency in Brachypodium distachyon and shrub willow (Salix spp .. Our results agree with those from previous studies of lignin mutants using enzymatic saccharification-based approaches.

On a genetic basis, gene conversion should help to preserve the sequence of the proximal promoter region under high selective constraints, which only occur between highly similar sequences, and always at >92%.

However, a subset of strand invasion events, ranging from less than half in budding yeast (Mancera et al. 2008; Qi et al. 2009) to a considerable excess in Drosophila (Comeron et al. 2012; Miller et al. 2012), Arabidopsis (Yang et al. 2012), and humans (Wang et al. 2012), result in noncrossovers (NCOs), which are tractable as genetic or sequence conversion events.