Sentence examples for minimal functional tRNA from inspiring English sources

Nematodes, such as Caenorhabditis elegans, have what appears to be the minimal functional tRNA structure, lacking both the DHU and TΨC stems (Wolstenholme 1992).

Moreover, the Helicosporidium plastid genome contains a minimal functional set of tRNAs for a genome using all 61 sense codons and the universal genetic code.

At least some aspects of this 'structured reduction' appears to be related to high coding density: the symmetrical coding strand bias probably developed to co-ordinate transcription and replication, and the elegant utilization of wobble rules is probably to reduce the complement of tRNA genes to a minimal functional set.

Under scenario (ii) all species are functionally similar resulting in minimal functional complementarity and maximal functional redundancy.

We define a novel characterization of minimal functional dependencies.

Minimal functional healing of ligament/tendon tissues occurs upon damage.

Together they constitute the minimal functional SAM complex in yeast.

No redundant tRNAs with the same anticodon have been found in the N. equitans genome, and experimental data suggest that these split tRNAs are transcribed and processed into functional tRNA molecules [9].

We used a comparative genomics approach to further distinguish between functional tRNA genes and tRNA-related sequences.

We then used comparative genomics to further discriminate between functional tRNA genes and tRNA-derived sequences for the remaining set of 3,038 putative tRNA genes.

While features of tRNA genes are well defined, predicting functional tRNA genes in eukaryotic genomes can be difficult.