Sentence examples for of same orientation from inspiring English sources

Cre is a site specific recombinase that catalyzes the excision of a DNA segment flanked by two identical short (34 bp) asymmetric sequences, called LoxP, of same orientation, introduced into the genome by the experimenter.

Motor-induced sliding of filaments of the same orientation occurs e.g. if an aggregate of plus-end directed motors that simultaneously binds to two filaments, reaches the end of one filament and stays attached for some time, see Fig. 3B.

Theoretical analysis has revealed that contractile stresses can be generated in such bundles if interactions of filaments of the same orientation are taken into account [13], [14].

One would have expected Nigerian newspapers to have published significantly more HIV/AIDS activity-oriented editorials and feature articles than HIV/AIDS cognitive-oriented items of the same orientation.

For instance, target suppression from an overlaying small orthogonal mask might have been alleviated with a large orthogonal surround because this suppresses visibility of the central mask of the same orientation, thus improving target visibility.

At mixed dislocations, the β1 precipitates form into a variety of arrays, often comprising particles of the same orientation variant.

To consider the effect of serial correlation between genes of the same orientation a moving average was used to smooth data closely positioned on the chromosome [ 9].

The hardening behavior at 1% plastic strain is even more pronounced compared to compression samples of the same orientation due to the absence of sample taper and the interface to the compression platen.

Panels with stripes of the same orientation were attached to opposite walls of the square arena.

In the 2D crystal, the F1Fo ATP synthase interacts strongly via its c-ring with complexes of opposite orientation and weakly with complexes of the same orientation via its peripheral stalk.

Lady Hale, deputy president of the Supreme Court, said: "Sexual orientation is a core component of a person's identity which requires fulfilment through relationships with others of the same orientation".