Sentence examples for lost pathway from inspiring English sources

Here, we show one possible outcome of the complete loss of an essential amino acid pathway in dual symbiotic system containing Sulcia and a coresident symbiont: the lost pathway in Sulcia is completely retained in the cosymbiont, precisely conserving the collective production of all ten essential amino acids by the bacterial partners.

For this reason, the isoprenoid pathway in archaea is referred to as "The Lost Pathway" (10).

This enzyme, named isopentenyl phosphate kinase (IPK), appears to be a starting point for the functional reconstruction of The Lost Pathway, representative of a completely unexpected biosynthetic variation of the MVA pathway.

The similarity in amino acid biosynthetic abilities of different Sulcia genomes suggests that Sulcia lost pathways for biosynthesis of methionine and histidine early during the diversification of the Auchenorrhyncha.

On the other hand, BCpu and BMda strains retain the enzymes required for nitrogen metabolism, even though they have lost pathways for the synthesis of several amino acids (Neef et al. 2011; Sabree et al. 2012).

Repeatedly, symbionts lose pathways and genes involved in every functional category, and particularly in functions related to cellular regulation, DNA repair, cell envelope biosynthesis, and secondary metabolism (Shigenobu et al. 2000; Tamames et al. 2007; Moran et al. 2008; McCutcheon and Moran 2010, 2012).

It is instead a process of illumination of the pathways lost, the pathways kept, and the integration of these obligate symbionts in the environment of a host and other bacterial symbionts that complement the missing genes of the focal bacterium".

With an array of nanoholes introduced, the sheet resistance obviously becomes deteriorated due to a lost material pathway.

Our analysis indicates that organisms that do not synthesize sterols have lost the pathway (fig. 4).

This Sulcia has completely lost the pathway for the biosynthesis of tryptophan and, therefore, retains the ability to make only 7 of the 10 essential amino acids.

In addition, the M. lychnidis-dioicae genome was found to contain the core RNAi machinery components, that may act to constrain proliferation of transposable elements, contrasting with some other Basidiomycetes that have lost this pathway [ 54].