Sentence examples for on specific sequence from inspiring English sources
This dynamic redefinition of codon meaning is dependent on specific sequence context.
The distance of the import border to the central point mutation followed a geometric distribution, yielding no evidence that the location of the starting/end point of the import depended on specific sequence motifs.
It is therefore possible that YB-1 may bind to the 5'UTR with relatively high affinity based on the G/C content of the UTR and the presence of secondary structure, rather than on specific sequence, and may cooperate with the stem loop to inhibit TGF-β1 TGF-β1atranslationilitating duplex formation.
However, there are several limitations to these methods, including low sensitivity, deliberate length restrictions, and reliance on specific sequence characteristics.
11) Are the phylogenetic trees based on the entire aligned sequence, or on specific sequence blocks (domains) that could be aligned reliably?
This result also means that the reported conserved MFE related signals are not necessarily a consequence of other (non-direct) constraints imposed on specific sequence patterns, and/or formation of particular secondary structures.
The hydrolysis parameters were generally determined on specific sequences by studying the influence of the position of one amino acid in the sequence on the hydrolysis rate.
Some particular types of meniscal tears have been proven to be better evaluated on specific sequences (e.g. coronal T2-weighted images showed a 96%% diagnostic accuracy compared with 85%% accuracy of PD-weighted coronal images for diagnosis of medial meniscal roots tears) [15].
For example, the T4 gproteintein uses a two-protein loader-complex and assembles at DNA structures such as nicks or gaps rather than on specific sequences [49].
The Nef-mediated down-regulation of MHC-I and CD4 is dependent on specific sequences in the cytoplasmic domains of these target proteins [4], [5].
High-resolution melting analysis (HRMA) is a highly sensitive and cost-effective screening method that allows rapid in-tube detection of DNA sequence variations based on specific sequence-related melting profiles of PCR products (Reed et al, 2007).
