Sentence examples for integration of transferred from inspiring English sources

In this study, we have for the first time demonstrated integration of transferred organic nanofibers on different field-effect transistor platform configurations, which have been electrically characterized to reveal the significant differences in electrical performance between the different configurations.

To overcome undesired integration of transferred pDNA, mRNA has been suggested as an alternative [3,4].

Also, our results provide clear evidence for mitochondrial integration of transferred genes.

In addition, genes recently transferred have low expression levels; probably this is a sign of slow but steady integration of transferred genes into the existing regulatory circuits (Taoka et al., 2004; Price et al., 2008).

Molecular and histochemical characterization of transformants revealed the stable integration of the transferred genes into the banana genome.

Bershtein, S. et al. Protein homeostasis imposes a barrier on functional integration of horizontally transferred genes in bacteria.

12. Lercher MJ, Pál C: Integration of horizontally transferred genes into regulatory interaction networks takes many million years.

Results from our analysis shed light on the mode and mechanism of the integration of horizontally transferred genes into operons and protein interaction networks.

To investigate the mode and mechanism of integration of horizontally transferred genes into the E. coli protein-protein interaction network, we systemically investigated the network characteristics of proteins encoded by the various evolutionary categories of genes (Table 1).

Here, we set out to analyze sequence conservation and phylogenetic positioning of the haloarchaeal Rieske/cyt b complexes in detail, place our results in the context of the adaptation of the bioenergetic reaction chain to the environment, and discuss the selection pressure for integration of laterally transferred genes into the genome.

It is plausible that the repeated cycles of desiccation and rehydration experienced by A. [Adineta] vaga in its natural habitats have had a major role in shaping its genome: desiccation presumably causes DNA double-strand breaks, and these breaks that allow integration of horizontally transferred genetic material also promote gene conversion when they are repaired.