Sentence examples for out cleavage from inspiring English sources

The CK2-regulated caspase 8/9 site identified in human Aven is not conserved in Xenopus, ruling out cleavage by these caspases.

The mag, which polls readers to determine its 100 leading ladies, also noted the 23-year-old's "out-cleavaging" of Amy Adams in "American Hustle," her photobombing of Taylor Swift at the Golden Globes, her self-deprecating charm when she coined the term "armpit vagina" at the SAG Awards and her infamous second fall at this year's Oscars.

The involvement of AGO1 probably suggests that small RNAs arising out of cleavage of nascent heterochromatic transcripts have some affinity for AGO1.

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To be honest, I was a little put out, his cleavage was far more voluptuous than mine is or will ever be.

The transfer of full-length proteins or of proteins present only in the internal leaflet of the membrane clearly rule out proteolytic cleavage and up rooting as possible mechanisms for trogocytosis.

The canonical Dicer RNase III carries out this cleavage reaction in the cytoplasm (Kim 2005).

For most pri-miRNAs, the RNase III enzyme Drosha carries out this cleavage reaction (Lee et al. 2003).

As a control, the removal of the N-terminal 6His-tag was carried out by cleavage of the tagged protein with thrombin as in [16].

Proteomics analysis reveals that MAP1138c is a prolipoprotein and is translocated to the cell membrane using Tat pathway and probably the mature protein is secreted out after cleavage by SPase I peptidases.

To read out strand cleavage sites, the new workflow includes an end-repair step using T4 polynucleotide kinase under conditions that promote its 3′-phosphatase activity (Cameron and Uhlenbeck, 1977).