Sentence examples for one polymerase from inspiring English sources

An extreme case was reported as 165 polymerases on a 6.74 Kb rRNA gene, i.e. one polymerase every 41 nt [ 28].

The eukaryotic core replisome shows an unanticipated architecture, with one polymerase sitting above the helicase and the other below.

One set of polymerase contacts, between the "thumb" domain of one polymerase and the back of the "palm" domain of another, has been previously defined.

Such a hybrid gene could be expressed using one polymerase II promoter, and exhibited high efficiency and robustness in simultaneously targeting multiple sites.

As only one polymerase molecule may be packaged per nucleocapsid, TP RT domain interactions normally occurs in cis, i.e., intramolecularly.

If one polymerase (of the two transcribing the same strand one after another) moves faster, it is forbidden to outrun the slower polymerase.

Archaea encode only one RNA polymerase that resembles the eukaryotic RNA polymerase II with respect to the subunit composition.

In the future, it will be interesting to test this hypothesis further, to determine under what circumstances, for example, translesion DNA synthesis [ 43] or base excision repair [ 44] errors made by one DNA polymerase may be proofread by an exonuclease intrinsic to a second DNA polymerase or even another protein [ 45].

Yet, in contrast with the situation in Eukarya where the presence of two polymerases is the norm, most bacterial species listed in genome reference databases code for only one DNA polymerase III.

At the time, only one DNA polymerase had been isolated from E. coli, by the Kornberg lab.

And they're trying to do it not one DNA polymerase at a time but 10 to the umpteenth.