Sentence examples similar to mer formation from inspiring English sources

In 1955, Albert-Félix de Lapparent named Megalosaurus mersensis based on a series of twenty-three vertebrae found near Tizi n'Juillerh in a layer of the El Mers Formation of Morocco.

This bias in 24-mer formation was qualitatively the same as that reported for vaccinia topoisomerase and Flp.

However, the correlation between the kinetics of 24-mer formation and the decline of the tyrosyl intermediate was more or less similar between the two half-sites.

Only a trace of the P-tyrosyl intermediate was detected (Figure 4A, left), and the 24-mer formation was also correspondingly inefficient.

The 24-mer formation from the MeP-half-site was more abundant in reactions with a Cre mutant lacking the active site Arg-292 (see below; Figure 4).

Biasing building block debris away from amidates (8/ 11) into thioates (9/ 12) that are more easily removed by diafiltration would suppress short-mer formation.

Interestingly, the 8-oxodG lesion reduced the rate of nucleotide incorporation catalyzed by hRev1 opposite the lesion and eliminated the ability of hRev1 to extend the lesion bypass product as indicated by the lack of 23-mer product formation in the presence of 8-oxodG.

Similarly, increase in Aβ NEFA ratio for incubations>CMC (4 5 mers) resulted in the formation of 12 18 mers (Figure S2) suggesting ratios of Aβ and NEFA are important in dictating pathways as well as the nature of oligomers formed.

Significant changes were observed in the UV difference absorption spectra and CD spectra of both KWGK and 21-mer duplex upon complex formation even at a very low peptide to nucleotide (P/N) ratios.

Although seeding is suggestive of intermediates being 'on-pathway', the ability of 12 18 mers to seed fibril formation may indicate their structural similarity with the on-pathway fibrils.

When the stronger promoter was used, a punctate distribution for FL-Mer was observed, suggesting formation of protein aggregates (supplementary material Fig. S2).