Sentence examples for pattern of strands from inspiring English sources
Among almost all of the portal proteins, a very similar pattern of strands and helices with comparable spacing and length was found, particularly a sequence of α-β-α-β-β-α stretch.
This observation agrees with the universal pattern of strand compositional asymmetry that appears in almost all the bacterial genomes.
We also discovered that the strand bias occurs randomly at genomic positions across these samples, and observed no consistent pattern of strand bias location across samples.
We conclude that artifacts due to strand asymmetry are not driving the resolution of the relationships of Tardigrada as their mitochondrial genomes have a pattern of strand asymmetry typical for the majority of Arthropoda sampled (fig. 2 A ).
However, because idling activity even by PolB1 is very low, together with the very similar pattern of strand displacement observed for both enzymes (compare Figure 2B, lane 4 with Figure 7B, lane 3), we suggest that both enzymes generate the same displaced RNA flap structure under these experimental conditions.
The differences in the patterns of strand asymmetry significantly influenced the amino acid composition of the encoded proteins.
The observed demographic patterns of stranded turtles are likely influenced by factors besides disease.
These attributes include average nucleotide composition, patterns of strand asymmetry, and the high frequency of codons that encode hydrophobic amino acids.
In addition to variations in GC content, mitochondrial genomes also vary in their patterns of strand asymmetry (usually measured as GC skew and AT skew) [5].
Mitochondrial genomes of Ecdysozoa are characterized by different patterns of strand asymmetry (fig. 3 and supplementary table 1, Supplementary Material online).
These results show that differences in the patterns of strand asymmetry between the coding and template strands of a mitochondrial gene can produce very significant changes in the amino acid composition of the encoded proteins.
