Sequence length discrepancies within and outside the SPA orthologous regions are the result of non-shared transposable elements (TE) insertions, all of which inserted after the progenitors of the four genomes divergence.
We detected only two full-length copies of CR5-Osj-A and a single full-length copy of CR5-Osj-B, all of which inserted less than 0.026 ± 0.018 Ma kk = 0.000 ± 0.000 or 0.002 ± 0.001) (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
For example, the winged helix super-family consists of proteins which insert an alpha helix into the major groove of the DNA, forming amino-acid-base contacts over a region spanning about 5 6 base-pairs.
The production of carotenoids, which insert into the membrane has been reported to decrease fluidity and counteract the effect of LC-uFFAs [26].
Integrons are a class of site-specific recombination elements which insert and excise mobile antibiotic resistance gene cassettes, and which are located on plasmids and/or transposons.
This premise is similar to the model developed for the ER-specific isoform of rCb5, which inserts into all membranes in a cell free system, but targets exclusively to the ER in vivo, presumably by the action of (cytosolic) protein factors that prevent its nonspecific insertion into other (incorrect) organelle membranes [12].
The supraspinatus is a relatively small muscle that runs from the top portion of the scapula which inserts into the top of the humeral head.
The entry and anchoring of blocking-peptides is facilitated by the presence of a threonine which inserts into the site equivalent to P8 of s4A.
While feeding inside a cell, the parasites excrete a special protein of their own, which inserts itself into the blood cells' membrane and makes them stick to the blood vessel wall.
The instrument consists of a device, which inserts and extracts miniaturized wireless sensors in the borehole with a mechanical subsystem, composed by a circulating pump and two valves.
