Sentence examples for has no replication from inspiring English sources

Thus, a value committed to the cloud store will be replicated in every sub-region, a value committed to the region will replicated in sub-regions belonging to that region and the sub-region store has no replication beyond that sub-region.

Since PRV181 has no replication defect in PK15 cells [35], lower titers would indicate a kinetic defect in spread from neurons to PK15 cells.

Note here that human beta-cell proliferation was not assessed as we have previously shown that human beta-cells have no replication rate in vitro7.

In contrast, most escape mutations in Env epitopes of this subject had no replication fitness cost or even increased viral fitness [23].

Our data have no replication and so we used a dispersion value of 0.1 when running the edgeR exactTest function.

However, because this study had no replication cohort and previous European studies have not reported the association for HLA-C amino-acid position 116, this association needs to be validated in an independent cohort in the future.

Because we had no replication within sites and years, residual variance (the component attributable to variability among samples) was estimated independently from data collected at a different set of sites for a separate study (Rehn and others 2007).

Because of the limited water solubility of CPF and some of the perfluorinated chemicals, all test agents were dissolved in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) to achieve a final concentration in the culture medium of 0.1%, which has no effect on replication or differentiation of PC12 cells (Qiao et al. 2001, 2003; Song et al. 1998); control cultures contained the same concentration of DMSO.

Based on this knowledge, it is plausible that our MCPyV strains that expressed the LT gene transcripts but not VP1 gene transcripts had no viral replication activity.

EtBr is a known selective inhibitor of mitochondrial transcription and replication processes that has no effect on nuclear DNA replication at the concentration used in the study (Leibowitz 1971; Seidel-Rogol and Shadel 2002).

In support of the latter, a recent study shows that defects in several HR factors (Rad51, BRCA2 or XRCC2) affect replication fork progression [32], while we found that Cernunnos/XLF deficiency has no effect on DNA replication (Fig. 6).