Sentence examples for homologue's from inspiring English sources

Hypothetical polypeptides translated from nucleotide-exchanged human mitochondrial protein coding genes align with numerous GenBank proteins, predicted secondary structures resemble their putative GenBank homologue's.

This occurs when the contralateral left hand is stimulated synchronously at the corresponding homologue's site.

Along these lines, two homologues may be experimentally interchangeable in an in vitro assay, but when one homologue is inserted into a different homologue's host, the host may not be viable because the foreign homologue cannot participate in the host's interaction network.

To avoid such massive effort, merlin was used to implement the remote similarity alignments between the user set of genes (or full genome as was the case) and the previously selected remote NCBI database, as well as retrieve and classify each homologue's annotation, providing comprehensible information.

These neurons are located in the ventral premotor cortex, possibly the homologue of "Broca's area" in human.

Our results, obtained from PCA of the fMRI data indicate that the right homologue of Wernicke's area has a special role in processing novel metaphors.

The highly conserved β-catenin protein is the vertebrate's homologue of Drosophila armadillo.

These they compared with the neo-Y's homologue in a sister species, Drosophila pseudoobscura.

The gene's homologue in mouse encodes neuritin 1 protein that is involved in synaptic plasticity during the brain development possibly through controlling neuronal migration [ 22, 36].

The homologue of Broca's speech area on the right is probably differentially involved with producing the emotional and prosodic aspects of speech (tone of voice).

Humans lack this combination of molecules, but researchers will, by this point, have produced a human homologue to the newt's special juice.