Sentence examples for minimize replication from inspiring English sources
As c-Myc-expressing cells show impaired proliferation and rapid senescence in the absence of the Werner DNA helicase, we further hypothesize that WRN is required to minimize replication stress during c-Myc driven S-phase.
To minimize replication errors, proof-reading Pwo polymerase (Roche, Mannheim, Germany) was added to the reaction mix.
It is especially important to minimize replication of the sequences and maintain clones in hosts as recombination deficient as possible.
Thus, WRN is required to minimize replication-associated damage in response to c-Myc driven S-phase.
We also develop a suboptimal algorithm which targets minimizing replication cost while not affecting response time.
To this end, we introduce a highly distributed replication technique that determines optimal data locations to improve access performance by minimizing replication overhead (access and update).
Later, CtIP/RBBP8 was found to participate in DNA replication by binding proliferating nuclear cell antigen (PCNA) and to play an important role in minimizing replication-induced DNA breaks [ 15].
This can potentially reduce the organizational operational complexity, minimize waste and replication of system components, enable reuse of system components, and control the number of skilled individuals (e.g., developers) required to maintain the systems (Boh & Yellin 2006).
One potential role for a temporal regulation of origin firing is to minimize fluctuations in replication end time and avoid persistence of unreplicated DNA in mitosis.
While both models incorporate the important role of CDK, Brümmer et al. emphasize the multi-site phosphorylations of several factors involved in mechanisms that minimize potential re-replication.
To minimize temporal pseudo-replication within the dataset of individual camels while retaining all available information, we reduced the weight of successive GPS locations separated by less than 24 h by their time in hours since the last location divided by 24 h.
