Sentence examples for globally separated from inspiring English sources
It is notable that PP2A can also reverse the mitotic inactivation of the SWI/SNF chromatin remodeling complex [ 55], but since SWI/SNF is globally separated from mitotic chromatin it is unclear whether this mechanism functions to antagonize mitotic nucleosome repositioning, unless the complex is retained locally at bookmarked regions.
For example, the hematopoietic transcription factor GATA1 globally separates from mitotic chromosomes as revealed by IF [ 16, 18].
Use of an alternative microarray platform precludes quantitative comparison of individual genes, but PCA reveals that 6i/L/A cells are globally well separated from previously described PSC while forming a distinct cluster from reset cells.
Although these types of twins are rare, the Minnesota Study of Reared Apart Twins has enrolled more than 100 pairs of twins globally who were separated shortly after birth and then reunited in adulthood.
Previous studies of AIVs have shown that globally 2 separate HA AIV lineages occur: Eurasian and North American (2 ).
Studies have demonstrated that geographically separated R. brevipes populations (globally and continentally) develop significant genetic differentiation, suggesting that gene flow between these populations is small.
In summary we show a large pathological spectrum ranging from severely damaged sarcomeres with scattered nemaline bodies to globally preserved muscle with clusters of well separated rods occupying the majority of myofibres.
Globally identified quasi-steady-state (QSS) species are separated from the kinetic ODEs and described by a set of nonlinear algebraic equations.
The eight assays accurately separated the French strains from the remaining globally diverse genotypes (data not shown).
Nucleotide sequences were separated into 3 subgroups corresponding to the 3 globally circulating subgroups.
The next scenario was bacterial evolution on a rugged adaptive landscape, with multiple local peaks separated by fitness valleys on a slope of globally increasing growth rate.
