Sentence examples for map to sites from inspiring English sources

Conversely, 22/172 AAMs in HERG and 20/174 AAMs in KCNQ1, map to sites with interspecific variation.

For example, they could map to sites distant from the active site of the chaperone and exert their beneficial action through allosteric effects.

Second, several of the SNPs map to sites of transcription factor binding, histone modification, and open chromatin (Table 3), suggesting that these SNPs could influence gene transcription.

ChIP-seq for ER has established that the great majority of ER binding events also map to sites within introns and at considerable distances upstream and downstream of transcribed regions (Welboren et al., 2009).

Following RT-PCR amplification, these generate "chimeric" complementary DNAs (cDNAs), which can be identified because they contain two regions that map to sites that are noncontiguous in the transcriptome sequence.

In this study, we set out to test the hypothesis that CFSs map to sites of replication fork "collapse" by simultaneously mapping replication fork progression and sites of chromosome fragility.

C1 and C4 mapped to sites that are normally not edited in generation of the mature transcript.

Altogether, of the 782 meiosis-specific NDRs, 607 (77.6%) mapped to sites of transcription initiation.

Based on this formula, reads mapping to sites that have multiple paralogous sites will have very small (near 0) mapping quality.

The majority of AAMs mapped to sites completely conserved throughout the evolution of the respective channel: 146/172 mutations (84.9%) in HERG, mapping to 114/906 (12.6%) of the sites used in the analysis, and 153/174 (87.9%) in KCNQ1, mapping to 110/517 (21.3%) of the sites used in the analysis.

Additional datasets can be downloaded by the user from repositories such as PRIDE [ 29] and mapped to site-specific PTM data of another organism easily using PhosphOrtholog.