Sentence examples for nearest essential from inspiring English sources

Specifically, cells harboring deletion of B-boxes in the right IR repeat and an epe1∆ mutation display the ectopic spread of heterochromatin that reaches the first nearest essential gene and dramatically slowed growth.

Strikingly, mutation of both mechanisms results in growth inhibition that is associated with the spread of heterochromatin over many kilobases to the nearest essential gene and the near-complete silencing of several intervening euchromatic genes.

"I don't understand why original papers are not always attached to press releases (it can take up valuable time calling it in), I assume for reasons of computer space, when it's a near essential for a journalist's peace of mind".

In summary, the smooth transition region in the rank histogram is a transition from essential or near essential reactions to reactions that cannot possibly have a function in a given genotype and environment.

The differential loss of the LygF1 and LygF2 genes suggests that these two genes have different functions, with the LygF1 gene having a near essential function, thus preventing loss, while the LygF2 gene has a function that is not universally essential that can be lost.

In intellectual circles an interest in sport had long been considered a mild, slightly disreputable eccentricity rather than the near-essential social accoutrement it has since become.

Another £500 adds air-conditioning, which many buyers now regard as a near-essential feature, while grander Picanto 2 and 3 models add more gadgets and plushness in the usual fashion.

Near-essential regions have a lower than average number of integration sites, usually accompanied by a lower number of shear events.

The most significant loss of enzyme activity was seen for residues near the essential Lys 395.

This residue is positioned between the proposed proton half-channel to the periplasm and the horizontal connection through subunit N, and is also near the essential Glu 144 of subunit M. The results suggest important conformational changes in this region for the delivery of protons to the periplasm, or for coupling the actions of subunit N to subunit M.

The homozygous lethality of the lines allows us to infer that the transposon is inserted in or near an essential gene.