Sentence examples for polymerase availability from inspiring English sources
The cause of this effect was not identified so far but might be linked to RNA polymerase availability [ 32]. a According to the studies of [ 7, 15], and this study.
It reflects the promoter sequence quality and corresponding polymerase σ-subunits availability.
The selection criteria were: (1) detectable HCV RNA by polymerase chain reaction; (2) availability of a valid LSM; (3) availability of DNA sample.
It was only in the past decade with the increased availability of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) that viruses have been confirmed as the aetiology of what was previously considered to be idiopathic anterior uveitis [2, 3].
The accessibility of common metabolite pools, the energy charge, and the availability of polymerases and ribosomes are all greatly affected by growth phase and available external nutrients [ 46, 67, 68].
Total RNA concentration data indicate a strong regulation of transcription through the availability of RNA polymerase.
PCR was performed in a final volume of 25 μL, containing 200 μM each dNTP, 1.5 mM MgCl2, 500nM each primer, 1U Taq polymerase and DNA according to availability in 1xPCR buffer.
A positive correlation between transcriptional compensation of a deletion and overall expression level (fig. 4 A ) can be explained by the existence of genes, which are constantly expressed at the highest possible level, limited by gene-unspecific factor such as the availability of RNA polymerase complexes or individual transcription factors.
The combined early P. aeruginosa infection diagnosis capability using real-time techniques such as polymerase chain reaction and mAb availability have paved a new road for the preemptive therapeutic approach in P. aeruginosa VAP and introduced a paradigm shift in critical care medicine.
The availability of DNA polymerases also has a dramatic effect on DNA-polymerase choice, as shown by experiments in which over-expression of Pol IV stops DNA replication by displacing Pol III* [21], [22].
The commercial availability of DNA polymerases has revolutionized molecular biotechnology and certain sectors of the bio-industry.
