Sentence examples for of late origin from inspiring English sources

Processions associated with the adoration of the eucharistic Host, which are all of late origin, include those at the beginning and closing of the Forty Hours' devotion, on the Feast of Corpus Christi, and on Holy Thursday.

The story, though of late origin, is regarded as plausible by modern historians.

"Norton" means 'north enclosure' from the Old English, while the use of its forename to distinguish it from other 'Nortons' is of late origin and not mentioned until 1334.

However, work from some of the same groups also leads to the opposite conclusion that mtDNA deletions may be of late origin (Nicholas et al., 2009).

14) What is the role of late origin firing for the increased DSB levels seen in WT + HU versus mec1 + HU scenarios?

Two well-understood effects of Rad53 activation are the inhibition of late origin firing during S-phase (Zegerman and Diffley 2010; Lopez-Mosqueda et al. 2010) and prevention of sister chromatid separation in anaphase (Sanchez et al. 1999; Agarwal et al. 2003), both of which allow time for DNA repair to occur.

In fact, activation of late origins is inhibited upon DNA damage or replication stress [11] [15].

This confirms the advanced activation of late origins previously observed in Δrpd3 cells [2], [4].

Importantly, 2D-gels results on replication bubbles were further and fully confirmed in analysis of origins by BrdU incorporation and hybridization of BrdU-labeled DNA on Affymetrix tiling arrays on mrc1 and rad53-11 mutasts, as well as on the mec1-1 muthat that cause fork stalling and early activation of late origins, respectively [40], see Figure S5.

This activation of late origins is reminiscent of the increased origin firing observed when mrc1 was deleted.

A second class of late origins is exemplified by the chromosome XIV origin, ARS1412 (Friedman et al. 1996).