Sentence examples for on its linkage from inspiring English sources
If each glucose unit pivots on its linkage oxygens O1 and O4, the O3′H···O5 hydrogen bond should become longer and the O2H···O6′ hydrogen bond shorter.
Marja-Ritta Taskinen (Helsinki, Finland) reviewed aspects of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), touching on possible mechanisms of its linkage to cardiovascular disease (CVD) and on its association with inflammatory cytokines, fatty acids, hypercoagulation, and atherogenic dyslipidemia all in the context of insulin resistance (5).
One of these is annotated as a glucose binding protein (GBP) based on its genetic linkage to genes that are homologous to an ATP-binding cassette glucose transport system, although the PBP sequence is homologous to periplasmic maltose binding proteins (MBPs).
Because the best surrogate marker (rs2743951) for HLA B*4402 was not genotyped in the array, a surrogate SNP (rs2523393) was selected based on its strong linkage disequilibrium (r2 = 0.92) with rs2743951 in the HapMAP CEU samples [21].
Based on its close linkage to FGF8, NPM3 maps to chromosome 10q24-26 [ 23, 24].
Similar conclusions may be drawn regarding the G2677T/A allele, based on its strong linkage to the C3435T allele.
Resequenced data from maritime pine were queried against the 5,811 EST contigs in loblolly pine, of which approximately 20% are located on its consensus linkage map.
In the other case, we have reassigned the bhP18 contig fpc4010 to the left arm of chromosome 3 based on its tight linkage to dpy(s1272) and unc(sa972).
The Hinode mission is providing a new perspective on eruptive activity on the Sun and its linkage to the Earth.
Previous studies on the Early Permian sequences from the North China document a dominant control of source chemical weathering on mudstone compositions and its linkage with continent climate conditions.
One thus may speculate whether the known anti-atherogenic potential of PON2 results from its effect on CHOP, when considering its linkage to atherosclerosis.
