Sentence examples for organization and length from inspiring English sources

Likewise, myotube assembly of C2C12 cells was profoundly influenced by aligned topographic features resulting in enhanced myotube organization and length.

The organization and length of the branches in the dendrogram reflect the similarity in gene expression profiles between each of the NK cell stimulation conditions.

All the deduced amino acid sequences of the proteins of the V phylogenetic group were tightly related to the mammalian P5 PDI-like proteins [ 19] in terms of sequence homology (about 40% identity), multidomain organization and length.

P. falciparum chromosomes are typically divided into subtelomeric and chromosome-internal domains; reflecting their differing heterochromatic environment, multigene family composition, sub-nuclear organization and length plasticity [ 3, 9, 40- 45].

These data suggest that the low frequency of recombination events could not lead to such high levels of mtTR variation in both organization and length, thus it is impossible to explain the hypervariable features of P. cornutus TRs by the recombination model alone.

In addition, it is important to identify the difference in organization structure and length of stay on the emergency department before the patient is admitted to the ICU.

KLK genes share various features, including exon/intron organization, number and length of exonic regions, intron phase, positioning of the methionine start codon, the catalytic-triad residues, and the terminal codons [ 4].

However, unlike the binary on/off concept generally applied to the understanding of protein activity regulation (e.g., receptor binding and activation), GAGs exhibit a gradation of control through the diverse nature of their disaccharide sequence, chemical organization, and chain length.

The alternative genome organization and intragenic length polymorphisms could be linked to the presence of short direct and inverted repeats.

TR diversity is seen between individuals, particularly in comparison to QD-07, as the motif organization and repeat length in this individual are entirely different, and the sequence of the 3′-TR-v1 motif T G TAATGT, is changed to 3′-TR-v2 (T A TAATGT).

As schematically presented in Figure 1, the genomic organization and the lengths of the exons as well as the locations of the exon/intron boundaries are highly conserved from urochordates to mammalians.