Sentence examples for paste process from inspiring English sources

Traffickers buy the paste, process it into cocaine and ship it by the ton to quench the United States' insatiable appetite for the drug.

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These elements transpose by an intracellular "copy and paste" process involving an RNA intermediate, its reverse transcription, and integration of the resulting proviral DNA.

Retrotransposons replicate by a "copy and paste" process, whereby the RNA intermediate is reverse-transcribed into double-stranded (ds) DNA by enzymes encoded by the TEs themselves.

A TORE1 excision event is probably not involved in this recovery, however, as class I transposons move by a "copy and paste" process.

This 'copy and paste' process has the potential to greatly amplify their abundance, even over short evolutionary timescales, enabling them to become a major component of genomes [ 3- 5].

Mr. Ghesquiere can come away refreshed from the Balenciaga archive, but for most designers the postwar couture is an element in the cut-and-paste process that largely defines current fashion.

DNA-mediated TEs generally transpose by a cut-and-paste process, directly from DNA to DNA.

As transposition is a "cut-and-paste" process, it is not likely that transposition results in a duplication events unless it is associated with lateral gene transfer (LGT).

The class II transposable elements are distinguished by terminal inverted repeats (TIRs) and are divided into three superfamilies— hAT, CACTA and MULU on the basis of the homology of TIRs and transposase genes carrying out the cut-and-paste process.

It seems likely that host partners of these transposases include chromatin remodelers, DNA repair genes and/or endonucleases, since one can envisage players in these fields to be required for facilitation of the "cut-paste" process.