Sentence examples for partial cleavage from inspiring English sources
Asterisk represents a star band, and the hash represents a band that resulted from partial cleavage of λ DNA.
The hybridization of target DNA with the probe HP induced the partial cleavage of the probe HP by ExoIII to release the enzymatic products.
In the second orientation similar short ( left[10overline{1}right] ) direction cracks initiate from the tips of the indentation {001} diagonal and cracking also occurs in a plane parallel to the surface due to partial cleavage on the (010) planes.
Co-transfections of PC5/6 and mouse OPN showed partial cleavage of OPN into a C-terminal OPN fragment migrating at ~ 30 kDa and an N-terminal fragment migrating at ~ 29 kDa.
Amino-terminal sequence analysis of the caspase 3 polypeptides proved that caspase 8 had specifically cleaved the Asp175-Ser176 bond to yield the expected p18 and p12 subunits, with partial cleavage at the Asp28-Ser29 bond to release the prosegment.
Four of the glycine water-soluble AAPCs (16, 18, 44 and 45) showed quantitative cleavage by LAP, resulting in the release of the highly cytotoxic parent drug, whereas partial cleavage (<10 90%) was observed for other prodrugs (15, 17, 24, 38 and 39).
Observed variations in charge states, oxidation states and partial cleavages were taken into account when calculating the total XIC for a particular phosphorylation site.
The fluorescence quantum yield measurements indicate that incomplete or partial enzymatic cleavage catalyzed by Taq polymerase is the likely cause of the low sensitivities of two shared-stem beacons when compared with the conventional beacon probe.
The M5 and M9 mutants are expressed as both larger and smaller forms consistent with the partial proteolytic cleavage of their ECDs, as occurs with the wildtype Trask.
Background partial H4 cleavage was detected in cytosol from naive neutrophils, which may be due to cytosolic proteases.
Because partial DNA cleavage is an inherent feature of the Thermus sp. enzyme family, this modified TaqII is uniquely suited to quasi-random library generation.
