Sentence examples for harbor terminal from inspiring English sources

The coal company Cloud Peak Energy paid $51 million to BNSF railway and a harbor terminal manager to extricate itself from a plan to boost its coal exports from the West Coast to Asia.

Class II TEs usually harbor terminal inverted repeats (TIRs) and create target site duplications TSDs during transposition.

The presence in Sabkhet El Melah of L. chromiireducens and A. gangotriensis related species may indicate anthropogenic and industrial pollution due to their vicinity to an offshore oil field and oil harbor terminal.

Most ferries arrive at the main Macao Inner Harbor terminal.

RASSF1 through RASSF6 all harbor C-terminal Ras-association (RA) domains and are grouped together as the C-terminal RASSF family, while RASSF7 through RASSF10 all contain N-terminal RA domains and are grouped as the N-terminal RASSF family.

We also tried to examine the clinical significance of the location of the mutation in CEBPA-single patients but found no significant difference in outcomes for patients harboring N-terminal or C-terminal mutations.

RIG-I and MDA5, but not LGP2, harbor N-terminal tandem CARD domains that are crucial for triggering type-I IFN production.

Subsequently, FXR1P and FXR2P (9, 10) and dFMRP (12) have also been considered to harbor C-terminal arginine-rich RNA-binding domains, although their sequence homologies and alignments are not well conserved (Fig.  8).

Even in growing cells, the mRNA from about 30% of ribosomal proteins, most of which harboring the terminal oligopyrimidine tract (TOP) motif, has been described to be sequestered in mRNP particles and thus not being actively translated [ 25].

Proteins targeted to the mitochondrial matrix harbor N-terminal targeting sequences (mNTSs) that can readily arise from random sequences (Baker and Schatz 1987) and that are present naturally in bacterial genomes (Lucattini et al. 2004).

In particular, early colon cancers commonly display loss of function of the tumor suppressor Adenomatous polyposis coli (APC), a key component of the β-CATENIN destruction complex, or harbor N-terminal gain of function mutations in β-CATENIN that render it APC-resistant.