Sentence examples for modules or domains from inspiring English sources

Extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins are large modular molecules built up from a limited set of modules, or domains.

Note that the CAZyme referred here indicates functional modules or domains but not genes.

Likely mechanisms include: 1) tandem duplication and loss of individual modules or domains, 2) gene fusion/fission, and 3) recombination and/or gene conversion of individual modules or domains either within the same NPS or between different NPSs.

Note that the 'CAZymes' referred here and below indicates functional modules or domains not genes unless otherwise specified.

It also correlates well with the fact that extracellular proteins often have evolutionary modules or domains that are bounded in both ends by phase 1 introns [ 26].

Interestingly, although these modular patterns emerged perinatally for all genes examined, the age at which expression modules or domains were most distinct varied depending on each gene (Figs 6 and 7).

Proteins are generally modular in nature where each module or domain is a general designation for recurrent protein fragments with distinct structure, function and/or evolutionary history with autonomous folding and function retaining capability [ 2, 3].

Cellulases are often modular multi-domain enzymes composed of carbohydrate-binding modules or predicted domains of unknown function (Bergquist et al. 1999).

Families of structurally-related carbohydrate catalytic and carbohydrate-binding modules (or functional domains) are described in the CAZy database (www.cazy.org) [ 64].

The correlated expression of the lincRNAs and their adjacent protein-coding genes suggests that they may share cis-regulatory modules or chromatin domains.

The dissociation constant (K D ), as a reciprocal value for adsorption affinity, was lower for CBH I than for EG I. Different values for K D have to be derived from differences in cellulose binding modules or catalytic domains.