Sentence examples for normal linkage from inspiring English sources

Absence of CaM had no discernible effect on axoneme assembly, but the failure in PFR assembly was further compounded by loss of the normal linkage between PFR and axoneme to the flagellum attachment zone of the cell body.

The region of falsely anchored scaffolds disturbed the normal linkage relationships in the graphic map of the genotypes and was not supported by normal syntenic analysis with the reference.

Most transformed osteoblast cell lines, although of uniform phenotype, do not exhibit the normal linkage of differentiation and growth arrest [ 11].

In addition, if one of the parental lines used to generate the backcross population is outbred, the high number of recombinations provides a level of resolution for QTL mapping that is not attainable by normal linkage analysis (Balmain 2002).

A third pillar is the enactment of capital controls and the work to gradually lift these to restore normal financial linkages with the outside world.

DEPN-8 multilayers did not exhibit absorption in the region of 1710 1740 cm−1, which is characteristically associated with the C = O stretch of normal ester linkages in glycerophospholipids. FTIR spectra for Mini-B in TFE and in DEPN-8 were similar, with substantial overlapping regions but some small variations (Figure 1C).

The impact of the α-anomer on the thermodynamic stability of duplex DNA containing 2′-deoxynucleosides withethe normal 3′-5′ phosphodiester linkage has only been characterized for α-dA.

To test the utility of this 35-gene signature gene set for classifying OTSCC and normal groups, average linkage hierarchical clustering analysis was performed.

The assessment of normal versus rearranged linkage group was essentially based on the absence of skewed markers, but also based on the linearity of a Neighbor-Joining (NJ) tree representation of the linkage groups (see below).

The PET tracer [11C]L-deprenyl-D2 binds selectively and irreversibly to the MAO-B (Fowler et al. 1987; Fowler et al. 2005).This compound acts as a suicide inhibitor of the MAO-B through a covalent linkage during normal catalytic stage, which involves cleavage of the C-D bond in the methylene carbon of the propargyl group (Fowler et al. 2015; Fowler et al. 2002).

A substrate containing a normal 3',5'-linkage was cleaved with a first-order rate constant (k(2)) of 0.91 min(1).