Sentence examples for normal translation from inspiring English sources

Then, we developed an engineered stable cell line using a tetracycline-controlled inducible lentiviral system for the conditional expression of mutant eRF1, which can minimize the potential effect on normal translation termination.

The pure anterior translation of the study knee was therefore assessed in isolation, taking the IKDC classifications of translation to give a "worst case scenario" analysis in comparison with a nominally normal translation on the contralateral side of 2 mm, in which case 68 (71.6%) of the index knees were normal or nearly normal.

This study could provide some evidence to detect abnormal humeral translation by comparing with normal translation of the humeral head among the different rotation velocities as the humeral head cannot be positioned in the center of the glenoid, especially during higher active rotation velocity in patients with dynamic instability of the shoulder.

However, some inhibitory effect cannot be ruled out, because cells can survive even at 20 30% of the normal translation rate [24].

Homogenic strains, which encode two copies of either eIF4G1 or eIF4G2 under native promoter control, express a single isoform at levels similar to the total amount of eIF4G in a wild type cell and have a similar capacity to support normal translation initiation rates.

33 Emerging evidence suggests that premature translation termination may differ from the normal translation termination process.

Such light-handed scholarship is characteristic of Carson, a poet interested in those moments when precedents can't be found and normal translations fail: "Now I could dig up those case histories, tell you about Danaos and Lykourgus and the songs of Phineas," they continue: "it wouldn't help you / it didn't help me / it's Friday afternoon / there goes Antigone to be buried alive".

During normal cellular translation, the interplay of all of these processes is regulated by a complex repertoire of translation factors.

While we did not directly compare our technique with reconstruction techniques applied for complete ACL tears, the outcomes validated the results of previous studies noting that ACL augmentation could restore nearly normal anterior translation laxity of a partially ACL-deficient knee [7, 8, 9, 15, 35, 36, 37].

Scores on the sapiosexuality scale resulted in a nearly perfect normal distribution (translation: the data resulted in a bell curve).

If the offending ER toxicant is eliminated, the UPR pathway shuts down and normal protein translation and folding resumes.