Sentence examples for members of type from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, members of type II have not been found in sphingomonad strains yet.

With this assumption, uniformly the concepts of members of any type \(\alpha\) are the members of type \(\alpha_{1}\).

Members of type I are phylogenetically related to the well-described extradiol catechol dioxygenases, (Eltis and Bolin 1996) and are monomeric (Xu et al. 1999).

And finally, for each type \(\alpha\) it is assumed there is a relation that holds between a concept of something of type \(\alpha\) and the thing itself; this is a relation between members of type \(\alpha_{1}\) and members of type \(\alpha\).

Screening of a cDNA library of adult Xenopus skin using an oligonucleotide probe which had been designed from well-conserved N-terminal amino acid sequences of the rod domain of type I keratin produced two cDNAs, xak-a and xak-b, which were found to be new members of type I keratin gene.

TMPRSS11a, one of the newly identified members of type II transmembrane serine proteases, is expressed in upper respiratory tract (pharynx and trachea) (unpublished data).

While JfGPH shows significant homology with the members of type-1 cytokine receptor family including IL6ST (or gp130), IL31α (or GLMR), CSF3R (or GCSFR), LIFR, OSMR, IL12Rβ1 and LEPR, structural and phylogenetic analysis of its protein revealed that it is a novel and an ancestral cytokine receptor found in teleost.

Ktr3 belongs to the Kre2 family, which consists of 9 members of type-II membrane proteins sharing sequence similarities.

Individual members of Type-II AHLs can be observed within the Subfamily B4 Type-III AHL sub-clades.

These two types of primitive AHLs duplicated, differentiated and further developed independently into members of Type-I and -II AHLs in early land plants, defining the two clades (Clade-A and -B).

An interesting feature present in some members of type-3 copper proteins is the presence of a covalent bond between a cysteine residue and the second histidine of the Cu(A -binding site [ 45, 46].