Sentence examples for modification of the envelope from inspiring English sources

The SARS spike double mutant (R797AR667A) had defects in virion incorporation, likely due to the impaired post-translational modification of the envelope glycoprotein.

We have observed differential virion incorporation, which is dependent on surface expression of envelope glycoproteins, correlating with the proper folding and post-translational modification of the envelope glycoprotein [35].

"A back-of-the-envelope calculation..

Practice back-of-the-envelope calculations.

10, 54 Wang et al 55 demonstrated that domain III may play a role in viral adaptation to naïve hosts, whether mosquito or human, through analysis of modifications to the envelope protein postulated to correlate with endemic and/or epidemic emergence.

The link between modification of the cell envelope and resistance to class IIa bacteriocins reported previously [15], [33], [34].

In addition, modification of the cell envelope and efflux of the bacteriocin by TAT system might also contribute to the resistance phenotype in the low level sakacin P-resistant strain.

In conclusion, a significant proportion of the transcriptional responses seen during growth in urine were common for the three different strains examined, and the main differential regulation was observed among genes related to stress responses, energy metabolism, acquisition of trace metals, and a drastic modification of the cell envelope.

Interestingly, all the metals increase the carbohydrates/proteins ratio with respect to the control culture, thus suggesting that modification of the cell envelope could contribute to resistance to metals.

In 2009, two studies provided some molecular insights into this process by linking homology search to cytoskeletal forces and posttranslational modification of the nuclear envelope protein SUN-1 (Penkner et al. 2009; Sato et al. 2009).

The results indicate that the firmicute Sps proteins and the actinobacterial Rpf proteins are cognate and that they control bacterial culturability via enzymatic modification of the bacterial cell envelope.