Sentence examples for may encode for from inspiring English sources

It is likely that additional antimicrobial peptide and cDNA genes exist in the Western honeybee, which may encode for the same mature peptides as reported here.

A genetic locus that may encode for proteins involved in synthesis and export of a polysaccharide other than LPS has been identified in the genome sequence of F. tularensis LVS (NC_007880), and the same genes are present in type A strain SCHU S4 [32] (NC_006570).

By doing so, each rule schema may encode for several rule instantiations, i.e. reactions.

This is evidence of negatively modulated DNA, which may encode, for example, anti-tumorigenic functions.

The contigs in this dataset may encode for novel proteins, represent non-conserved UTR regions or are mis-assemblies.

KLK6 has four alternative transcripts encoding for the full-length KLK6 protein and four that may encode for truncated proteins (Kurlender et al, 2005).

The CBE cluster of strain AYE may encode genes for choline degradation to produce betaine.

On the other hand, curated contigs that may encode enzymes for the oxidative processing of the tetracyclic intermediate ent-kaurene to gibberellin A4 are present in the transcriptome at low sequence coverage (Additional file 1: Table S12).

In addition, Ti and Ri plasmids, as well as the Ao (Agrobacterium opine catabolic) and accessory plasmids of pathogenic and nonpathogenic isolates of Agrobacterium spp., may encode genes for ancillary traits including uptake and catabolism of opines, unique organic conjugates that are produced by crown gall tumors and hairy roots (reviewed in Dessaux et al. 1998).

Therefore, these COGs are specifically enriched in adult-type gut microbiomes, and thus may encode important functions for the gut microbiota itself as well as for its host.

Our study provides lists of pathogen-associated genes that may encode good candidates for vaccine development or anti-virulence drug development [53], [54].