Sentence examples for in its locus from inspiring English sources

David S. Nivison (1996a, 225) described the phrase as "a philologist's delight," because of the endless speculation it could provoke, and argued that "[n]o one will ever know what it really meant in its locus classicus".

Thereafter within teleosts, the zebrafish barhl1.1 also lost its retinal expression probably due to a redundant function with barhl1.2 and relaxed evolutionary pressure in its locus.

On the other hand, the use of ITS locus in phylogenetics has proven powerful in reconstructing relationships on lower taxonomic levels (groups and subgroups).

When ARS607 was inserted into the DPB11 locus on chromosome X, which resides in late-replicating chromatin with no other adjacent replication origins [ 21], Cdc45 was recruited to the locus 30 min after the release from G1 arrest as it was in VPS13 and in its native locus (Fig 4J).

Further research is required to define strategic IT leadership and its locus in the modern corporation.

In its native locus, two genes flank the TCRα LCR in the genome (Fig. 1A).

In its natural locus, two genes flank the TCRα LCR, TCRα (upstream) and Dad1 (downstream).

We used a BY-background haploid wild-type S. cerevisiae strain carrying the P GAL1 -YFP reporter integrated in its ho locus.

A broader role of ORCTL3 during tumorigenesis was suggested as deletions in its chromosomal locus 3p21.3 have been linked to carcinomas of various organs (25, 26).

Attempts to raise antibodies against Rn have thus far been unsuccessful, and we therefore chose to tag Rn in its endogenous locus.

We tagged a nuclear pore protein, Nup49, in its chromosomal locus with GFP to visualize the nuclear membrane and used confocal microscopy to capture three-dimensional images of the nucleus to quantify volumes of ≥150 cells per H2A mutant.