Sentence examples for joined junctions from inspiring English sources
For IgH, these include combinatorial assortment of individual variable (V), diversity (D) and joining (J) gene segments, nucleotide(s) trimming in the D-J and V-DJ joining site, and, template-dependent (P-addition) and independent (N-addition) nucleotide(s) insertion at the joined junctions (Yancopoulos and Alt, 1986; Kirkham and Schroeder, 1994).
In addition, analysis of DNA plasmids recovered from Ku86 mutant cells showed an increased use of microhomologies at the nonhomologous end joining junctions, and displayed a significantly higher frequency of DNA insertions compared to control cells.
Class switch recombination occurs at 20 50% of the stimulated cells and several joining junctions use longer microhomology in C-NHEJ-deficient B cells.
In this case, a prominent superior hemispheric vein coursed anterolaterally to drain into the tentorial sinus that joined the junction of the superior petrosal and transverse sinuses, and was divided through a lateral supracerebellar infratentorial avenue (Fig. 4).
In the comparative analysis of 3-way junctions joined by three helices, Lescoute and Westhof measured distance distributions between the two coaxially stacked helices within the junctions [ 25].
The barrier consists of endothelial cells joined by tight junctions and enclosed by astrocytic cells, basal lamina, pericytes, and microglia.
The SGCs surround the TG neurons like a pearl necklace, outnumber the neurons in a 10 1 manner, and are joined by gap junctions [20, 28].
These cellular monolayers consist of polarized cells joined by tight junctions, exhibiting well developed apical microvilli, which allow the study of the processes involved in intestinal epithelial cell physiology.
Adjacent hepatocytes are joined by tight junctions.
Capillaries in CP are "leaky", unlike the microvessels in most of the brain where capillary endothelial cells are joined by tight junctions: the blood brain barrier (BBB) [ 2].
The BBB is defined as the 'microvasculature' of the brain and is formed by a continuous layer of capillary endothelium joined by tight junctions that are generally impermeable (except by active transport) to most large molecules, including antibodies and other proteins [ 29].
