Sentence examples for is transcribed only from inspiring English sources
Thus, while the entire DNA is inherited, and indeed, most of it is transcribed, only a very small fraction is involved in making and maintaining an organism through the construction of proteins.
Because the onset of shh expression in hoxd10a morphants coincided with the onset of hoxd11a expression (Fig. 2C and 4), it is possible that shh is transcribed only when a certain threshold level of accumulated hox is present in zebrafish pectoral fin primordia.
This region (boxed in Figure 3G) is transcribed only in 2i.
The 5′-portion of Wbm0693 is transcribed in numerous stages, but the 3′-portion is transcribed only in L3.
The micronucleus divides by mitosis and meiosis and forms gametic nuclei during conjugation, the sexual phase of the life cycle; it provides genetic continuity between generations and is transcribed only during conjugation.
However, while >95% of the genome is transcribed, only 55% of the genome corresponds to annotated coding sequences, raising the possibility that more protein-coding genes await to be discovered.
Expression analysis showed that FaesAP3 was transcribed only in developing stamens, and differed from AP3 and DEF, which expressed in developing petals and stamens.
A TS T7-RNA polymerase is generated by interrupting it with a TS intein from Saccharomyces cerevisiae vacuolar ATPase subunit (VMA), resulting that the gene flanked by T7-promoter and T7-terminator will be transcribed only at the permissive temperature (18 °C), not at the restrictive temperature (37 °C).
This processing is commonly modelled by permitting mRNA to be transcribed only when the promoter is in the on state.
Mant sRNAs are likely to be transcribed only under specific conditions, so we increased the probability of discovery of these sRNAs with our screening approach.
For example, some members of the Cytochrome P450 and Glutathione S-transferase families might be expected to have an important function requiring that they be transcribed only in the presence of certain pollutants or toxicological agents that were not present in our laboratory culture conditions [47], [48].
