Sentence examples for molecular landmark from inspiring English sources

The 8.8 Å resolution (7.8 Å using the 0.143 FSC criterion) attained allows differences between the α- and β- tubulins to be discerned in the absence of a molecular landmark such as microtubule-associated proteins, for the first time by electron microscopy.

The time taken for their isolation means that the activation process is probably initiated, but satellite cells prepared in this way are mainly MyoD-negative, an early molecular landmark in activation [9], [18].

Our discovery of the N-terminal Y/F/WxC-motif within a specific position of secreted proteins only from haustoria-forming fungi attacking Gramineae represents the first potential molecular "landmark", specific for this group of pathogens.

Plant geneticist Catherine Feuillet of INRA-UBP in Clermont-Ferrand, France, and her colleagues have isolated one of wheat's 42 chromosomes and made a physical map of it, placing more than 1400 molecular landmarks along its 995 million bases.

For better accuracy and efficiency of mapping, we used a molecular landmark-guided mapping approach, which has been previously introduced [ 37].

Using a molecular landmark-guided fluorescent in situ hybridization approach, we mapped 624 Mb of the Ae. aegypti genome to mitotic chromosomes.

To corroborate our identification of interrhombomeric boundaries, we compared our 5-HT-immunoreacted or hybridized sagittal sections with equivalent sections with mapped homeobox gene expression patterns found in the Allen Atlas database, thus correlating our data with the relevant molecular boundary landmarks (data not shown).

Dissection of first appearance of fundamental innovations in molecular machinery (evolutionary landmarks) associated with metabolism and translation revealed translation had metabolic origins.

A distinguished biochemist, microbiologist and molecular biologist, he contributed landmark research that shed light on enzymatic mechanisms involved in metabolizing carbohydrates.

In order to test whether the differentiation in shell morphology is congruent with the molecular genetic groupings, morphometric landmark analyses were conducted with the group of Orcula species endemic to the Alps and the Alpine-Dinarid O. conica.

Attention has now shifted to the protein complement of the genome, as the one gene-one protein concept that had served as a landmark in molecular biology is no longer true.