Sentence examples for primordial origin from inspiring English sources

Everything is shown to remain in place, hope is inherent in memory, and future salvation is depicted as a return to the primordial origin or to an original golden age.

The pZBD of GluRS, present at the N-terminal catalytic domain, is of primordial origin.

3. The conservation of the hallmark genes between prokaryotic and eukaryotic viruses seems to be another telltale sign of primordial origin of these genes.

Consistent with their primordial origin, Fe-S clusters can readily assemble onto their protein targets without any help in the presence of iron and sulfide.

The idea of a primordial origin of virus-like entities, of course, is old, even if unpopular lately (at least prior to the work of the Bamford group on the JRC structure in diverse viruses and the discovery of the mimivirus – all this is cited here).

Actually, Washington is a lone, brave centurion, preventing the league from slipping into its primordial origins, when the game had no face masks, few rules and carcasses strewn on the 50-yard line.

Indeed, it seems that some of the lateral root primordial cells originating from the endodermis generate a "tasche," a temporary structure that is later replaced by a new root cap, although some cells of endodermal origin will form the lateral root epidermis.

Amaterasu (Okami, 2006) Sun goddess, primordial mother and origin of all that is good, Amaterasu (or Ammy to her friends) is an unforgettable protagonist.

The primordial hairpin duplication origin of tRNAs is a large and fairly complicated body of literature and I did not evaluate it exhaustively.

They have a primordial germ cell/gonocyte origin, and it is important to emphasise that epigenetic reprogramming is known to occur during germ cells development.

Koonin would not, I think, argue that the extreme dissimilarity (homology not detectable by sequence) of many eukaryotic proteins to any in prokaryotes argues for their primordial pre-cellular origin.