Sentence examples for has inserted at from inspiring English sources
To determine the insertion site of the esp PAI in the transconjugants, we also probed the blot with a PCR fragment covering the putative integration site and found an identical ~60 kb increase in size of the hybridizing band, showing that the esp PAI has inserted at the same chromosomal location (i.e. downstream of the rpsI gene) as in E1162.
In strain E1071 the vanA transposon is of the A2 type [ 33], in which a copy of an IS 1216V-IS 3 like element has inserted at the left end of the vanA transposon, which results in the deletion of the first 120 bp as compared to the archetypal Tn 1546 vancomycin resistance element described by Arthur et al. [ 34].
Helitron No. 2 could have inserted first, and No.1 subsequently, next to the 3' end of No.2, in which case No.1 would have inserted at a GT site, instead of the canonical AT site.
The Tn 5 element had inserted at nucleotide position 1124 within codon Lys375.
The Tn 5 element had inserted at nucleotide position 417 within codon Asp139.
Surgeons were required to have inserted at least six disc prostheses before performing surgery in the study.
Some subjects, in whom an immediate readmission could not be arranged, were restudied with an infusion set that they had inserted at home 84 h before study.
(ii) There was no known target site preference for the CR1 subtypes, thus each individual copy could have inserted at any random position in the genome.
Most elements were found to have inserted at unique sites, although three pairs of elements inserted at the same sites were found (insertions 12.4 and 14.22, 22.1 and 14.18, and 14.1 and 14.15).
Indeed, the corresponding region in mice (5qG2) comprises a distinct topological domain and the large SD blocks present in humans have inserted at sites that are homologous to murine topological domain borders.
Our cross-species comparison revealed that the single copy sequences deleted in WBS indeed compose a distinct topological domain in mice, and that the large SD blocks present in humans have inserted at sites homologous to the murine domain borders.
