Sentence examples for molecular sequence of from inspiring English sources

The molecular sequence of events resulting in either E2-induced apoptosis or paclitaxel-induced apoptosis is completely different.

In their active state, specific interactions of ARF and Rab GTPases with their downstream substrates define the molecular sequence of events that coordinate specific membrane trafficking events.

However, the molecular sequence of events leading to irreversible damage and the level of cartilage destruction at which the damage becomes irreversible remain to be investigated.

To test this hypothesis and directly place α-SNAP in the molecular sequence of SOCE, we first asked whether the final molecular step of CAD domain mediated activation of SOCE via Orai1 is intact in α-SNAP depleted cells.

Mutations in APC (adenomatous polyposis coli) or CTNNB1 (β-catenin) result in constitutive activation of the Wnt pathway, an essential first step in the molecular sequence of events underlying the adenoma carcinoma sequence.

Therefore, for the first time, our studies have identified the existence of a crucial late step in the molecular sequence of SOCE that involves α-SNAP dependent active re-arrangement of Stim1 and Orai1 molecules within CRAC channel clusters necessary for the physiological activation of SOCE.

Here, we preliminary consider our samples as belonging to Y. cf. dalliana, but this hypothesis should be checked in a future based on molecular sequences of the topotypes from Lashio.

Rosemary Romero for molecular sequencing of the green alga Ulva, as part of a larger study of abiotic and biotic factors affecting the reproductive capabilities of algal blooms in rocky intertidal communities.

Our conclusions are based on palaeoclimatic distribution models, molecular sequences of the cytochrome b, 16S, and RAG-1 genes, and karyotype data for the endemic frog Proceratophrys boiei.

The taxonomy question was settled only in September 2012, when scientists led by a fellow at the Smithsonian looked at the molecular sequencing of a broad range of specimens and concluded that the Rasberry crazy ant is not the same ant that was collected in Florida in the 1950s.

According to morphologic (colony morphology, spore shape) and molecular (sequences of ITS1-5.8S ITS1-5.8Son and EF1-α, Bloc, and RPB1 genes) characterITS2ions, the isolates weregionntified andBeauveria bassiana (HpI-2, HpI-6, HpI-7, HpI-10, HpA-3, HpA-4, HpA-5) and Beauveria pseudoBlociand (HpI-4).