Sentence examples for marks characteristic of from inspiring English sources

The surfaces bear ripples from wind as well as warty marks characteristic of sand blown across a slightly damp surface.

Fossil bones of at least two hominid individuals from Olduvai Gorge bear tooth marks characteristic of crocodile feeding [37].

The pluripotent population is characterized by a high degree of plasticity in chromatin structure [3], and lineage specific transcription factors show bivalent chromatin epigenetic marks characteristic of both suppression and inactivation [4].

Consistent with this, marks characteristic of activated chromatin correlate with activation of Ig V, D and J segments for V(D J recombination, a site-specific recombination process that is developmentally regulated, [32] and accompanied by sterile transcription of the target genes [33], [34], [35], [36].

All individuals from both localities had parr marks characteristic of fish that have not smoltificated.

Intriguingly, iPSCs not only reactivate their telomerase activity but also acquire telomeric epigenetic marks characteristic of ESC.

Thus, Nkx3.1 acquired a repressive mark characteristic of EZH2 activity in an ERG-dependent manner.

To further prove the role of EZH2, we determined by ChIP whether the Nkx3.1 promoter acquired the H3K27 methylation mark characteristic of EZH2 activity in cells in which the gene was repressed.

REV1-deficient cells show significantly reduced enrichment of these modifications at the BU-1A promoter but no increase in the H3K9me3 (Fig 7C), a mark characteristic of heterochromatinised loci, consistent with our previous observations (Sarkies et al., 2012).

Using chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by deep sequencing (ChIP-Seq) and bioinformatics analysis, we show that H4K5ac in the hippocampus is prevalent throughout the genome and is a mark characteristic of actively transcribed genes.

This idea would appear to be supported by the observation that phosphorylation of serine 5, a mark characteristic of the initiating form of RNA polymerase II (Pol II Ser5-P), is present at similar levels at TSS1 [ 10], a transcription start site identified in early studies [ 4].