Sentence examples for in the same secondary from inspiring English sources
Moreover, independent knockouts of the same gene often evolved mutations in the same secondary gene.
Wilson gives the Jets three first-round selections in the same secondary, none older than 26.
When the fruits have seeds with embryos in the globular stage, at least one EFN in stage 4, one EFN in stage 3 and one EFN in stage 1 coexist in the same secondary axis of the inflorescence, so the EFNs activity is continuous during maturation of the fruits (Figure 2A).
Certain amino acid properties (such as hydrophobicity) may be expected to vary gradually along the protein sequence, because neighboring residues are often in the same secondary structural categories or in the same protein fold.
Interestingly, while many of the coevolving residues where found to lie in the same secondary structure (e.g. Val-83 and Lys-87 which align on one side of the only α-helix; Figure 2C), several examples were also found of residues interacting between secondary structures (e.g. Gln-68 and Ile-96 interacting between the 4th and 6th β-sheets; Figure 2D).
Genes involved in the same secondary metabolic pathway are often physically clustered on fungal chromosomes [ 62].
Even if this evolutionary scenario is inaccurate, the structural definition remains meaningful, as the extension frequently occupies a location in the structure that houses the same secondary structural element in a structurally similar single domain protein.
This development was followed by the discovery of roles for Spt4 and nucleoporins in kinetochore function using the same secondary assay (Basrai et al. 1996; Iouk et al. 2002; Kerscher et al. 2001).
Negative column is the same as in SNAP-25 diagram since the same secondary antibody is used in both experiments.
The 3′ most region of ITS2 could not be analysed but the distal region (stems VI and V) adopts virtually the same secondary structure in vitro or in vivo and in the depleted and parental strains.
The viral switches undergo large conformational changes in response to ligand binding while retaining the same secondary structure in their free and ligand-bound forms.
