Sentence examples for gus with a from inspiring English sources
Line 651 carries an inverted repeat of truncated GUS with a sequence homology of 566 bp in the inverted repeat region (Fig. 1b; [ 34]).
Replicating vectors derived from Potato virus X (PVX) and Tobacco rattle virus (TRV) were modified to contain the reporter gene β-glucuronidase (GUS) with a plant intron to prevent bacterial expression.
The pSK min35SGUS vector plasmid containing four copies of distinct REs: pathogenesis-related (PR1), salicylic acid responsive element (SARE), ethylene responsive element (ERE), or jasmonic acid responsive element (JAR) (sequences reported in Ref. 6) were selected for replacing GUS with a red fluorescent protein (RFP) reporter.
A typical annotation page contains the following information: Entry information: basic entry information such as protein name, accession number(s) (protein) and gene identifier (gi) with a clickable link to GenBank.
Rachel and Sam have vowed to replace Gus, named after Gus Poyet, with a new Spurs-inspired mutt.
For designing a minimal length light-inducible Gacab promoter, the full-length Gacab P and the 5′ truncations of 197, 504, and 779 bp in length were fused with gus (uid A) gene and ligated into plant expression vectors.
"Shame on you, Mr. Northman," Mr. Gus says with a menacing snarl.
Commissioner Ford Frick had to step in and replace Wally Post and Gus Bell with a couple of guys named Willie Mays and Hank Aaron.
The different URMs thus amplified were cloned upstream to the gus gene with a 35SpA available in pBlueScript vector as a HindIII- NcoI fragment.
The BclI end of the promoter was ligated to the BamHI site 24 bp upstream of the coding sequence of the uidA gene for the β-glucuronidase (GUS) reporter with a nopaline synthase terminator.
His elimination of the brilliant Gus with the ringing of a detonator bell on a wheelchair was genius, and Walt, along with the rest of the audience, didn't really have time or inclination to think too much that the explosion was in a medical facility.
