Sentence examples for intervening segment from inspiring English sources

To analyze the effect of CBL0137 on EPС mediated by the looping of the intervening segment of a chromatin fiber, the test constructs were transcribed in the presence or absence of different concentrations of CBL0137, and the rate of EPC was measured as described30.

However, one alternative interpretation of these data is that two severing events must occur for each apparent break, to allow the intervening segment of actin to diffuse away.

Moreover 89% of the intervening segment consists of interspersed repeats such as LINES, SINEs and LTRs, whereas the surrounding intergentic DNA contains just 41% (Class B) and 49% (Mup1, Mup2).

Finally, the C-terminal extension comprising residues V114 to K122 (or V125 to A131 in FXR2), which fold back along the base of the tandem Tudor domains toward the N-terminus, engages in extensive interactions with the intervening segment that tethers the individual Tudor domains.

If they are in opposite orientation, recombination causes an inversion of the intervening segment.

loxP sites must be in the same orientation in order to delete the intervening segment.

That gets shattered to roughly a quarter of a million stretches of DNA and the intervening segments are destroyed, so this is systems biology in the sense that we are dealing with problems of large numbers and the cell has to determine, for instance, which of these pieces to keep, which ones to eliminate.

Approximately 72% of the genome is spanned by 53 intervening segments that hit one or (for eight of them) two ALGs.

The core (basic module) of each of these compound structures consists at least of two inverted REPs, separated by two intervening segments.

Future analyses using fully pedigreed families should help to ascertain whether the intervening segments of DNA are the same in different individuals with the same three-marker genotype.

This process involves the excision of intervening segments of DNA, the ends of which are subsequently ligated to form T-cell reception excision small circles of episomal DNA (TRECs – Figure 1).