Sentence examples for marker for origin from inspiring English sources

Cdc45 is required for activation of MCM helicase and several studies have shown that association of Cdc45 with pre-RC is a highly reliable marker for origin firing [ 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20].

To further investigate their origin we compared CD4+Foxp3+CD25+/-T CD4+Foxp3+CD25+/-TSLE patients for the expression of Helios, as a marker for thymicellsgin [ 15, 16].

And they all contained a higher-than-terrestrial proportion of the oxygen-17 isotope, a clear marker for an origin in red giants, exhausted stars that lost their outer atmospheres to the cosmos.

However, since surface morphology does not appear to be a distinguishin feature of the pathology of the tissue it cannot provide a distinguishing marker for the origin of tissue culture cells.

Another commonly used marker for the origin of replication is dnaA [31].

That date serves as a marker for the origins of the Falklands wolves, Cooper says.

Forensic biology laboratories commonly use messenger RNA (mRNA), microRNAs (miRNAs), DNA methylation and microbial markers for cellular origin identification (Goray et al., 2010).

The tissue-selective genes could be potentially used as markers for the origin of pathogen, like gut-related pathogens.

Like chloroplast-encoded genes, nuclear-encoded chloroplast-targeted genes serve as markers for plastid origin because they are transferred from the symbiont to the host during endosymbiosis.

Owing to its high specificity and the fact that a large majority of metastatic prostatic adenocarcinomas are prostein positive (99%), the combined use of P501S with PSA could be a good marker for demonstrating prostatic origin in metastatic PCa [ 84, 85].

Roediger notes that " 'Guineas,' an old marker for African Americans originally signaling their origins on the West African slaving coast, came to be applied widely and pejoratively to Italian Americans".