Sentence examples for possessing a common from inspiring English sources

The members of this enzyme superfamily display low levels of sequence identity while possessing a common fold and active site.

The two fragments were inserted into the ApaI/PstI sites of the pGEM-Teasy vector, possessing a common KpnI restriction site.

For DNA sequences, motif finding is often applied to sets of sequences from a single genome that have been identified as possessing a common motif, either through DNA microarray studies [ 3], ChIP-chip experiments [ 4] or protein binding microarrays [ 5].

This is also consistent with BEX and WEX gene families possessing a common gene structure, namely three exons, with the most 3' of these always containing the entire protein-coding sequence.

For effective linkage map pooling (and bridging) the individual mapping populations should share some common genetic bases (populations possessing a common parent for example) or common statistics (similar linkage information), but genetic map construction also relies on genome variation at loci detectable by molecular markers [ 31].

Fragments possessing a common 3' end (+78 bp) containing sequences of 3.2, 0.57, 0.32, 0.22, 0.12, 0.06, and 0.03 kbp 5' upstream from the transcription initiation site were cloned upstream of the luciferase reporter gene in a promoterless pGL2-basic vector to make respective pGL constructs.

Nevertheless, while dialects of the same language differ, they still possess a common core of features.

However topical the subject and however prominent the contemporary satiric element in Molière's plays, his characters always possess a common denominator of universal humanity.

Enediynes possess a common reactive center along with a chemical functionality that can trigger a cascade of events to form a highly reactive aryl-diradical.

Members of the RIPK family possess a common kinase domain as well as unique accessory domains that likely dictate subcellular localization and substrate preferences.

Periplasmic binding proteins from Gram-negative bacteria possess a common architecture, comprised of two domains linked by a hinge region, a fold which they share with the neurotransmitter-binding domains of ionotropic glutamate receptors (GluRs).