Sentence examples for machinery groups from inspiring English sources

If experimental approaches were to be used to evaluate the positionally conserved motifs identified in the present study, the functional groups on which efforts could be focused would be the ribonucleotide synthesis, mitochondrial, organellar translation machinery, proteasome and DNA replication machinery groups.

In the organellar translation machinery group, G-rich motifs occur close to the TLS.

In all functional groups, except the organellar translation machinery group, 4G- and (to a lesser extent) 3G-containing G-rich motifs tended to occur upstream of -400; in the organellar translation machinery group, 4G and 3G motifs frequently occurred between -1 and -400; thus, the position of G-rich motifs is unusual in this set of genes.

The architecture of the CCT (or TRiC) machinery resembles that of GroE machinery; group II chaperonins also form large cylindrical oligomers consisting of two rings arranged back to back.

c The number of upstream regions in the group that are < 2000 nt in length; for example, in the transcription machinery group, 15 upstream regions out of 22 are < 2000 nt in length.

And JCB, a British construction-machinery group, says it is interested in buying Jaguar, the loss-making British carmaker which has cost Ford $10 billion since it was bought in 1989.

In a separate deal Tyco paid Pta44 billion ($282m) for the undersea-cable operations of Spain's Telefonica.New Holland, a big agricultural-machinery group that is majority-owned by Fiat of Italy, is to take over Case, an American rival, in a $4.3 billion deal.

"It's really nothing new," says John M Miller, center director in the power electronics and electric machinery research group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.

A large majority of ESTs (20.51%), displaying putative identity with ribosomal sequences and genes for the translation machinery, were grouped in the translation functional category, characterized by 8% of all known transcripts.

In order to facilitate assembly of the holoenzymes that constitute the OXPHOS machinery, a group of proteins known as 'assembly factors' orchestrate the correct formation of complexes, in a manner that is subject to a strict stoichiometric balance of protein subunits [137,138].

The exosome, a 3' to 5' exonuclease complex, is one of the important RNA degradation complexes and can be used as a means of classifying the different machinery into two groups: the exosome-dependent and the exosome-independent pathways.