Sentence examples for primordial properties from inspiring English sources

But what I think then happened is that later in evolution RNA re-entered the scene to fulfill a regulatory imperative associated with the emergence of developmentally complex organisms, acquiring a whole range of functions based on those same primordial properties of sequence specificity and the ability to fold into complex shapes to interact with other molecules in specific and dynamic ways.

Thus, STIM and Orai in Urochordata might have evolved to establish the primordial functional properties of vertebrate-type ICRAC.

The influence of the three-body formation rate on the properties of primordial gas clouds was investigated by Turk et al. (2011) and Bovino et al. (2014c).

In the context of the primordial Zn world, this property could have been useful: if a UV quantum hit a nucleotide having no direct contact with an energy-absorbing template, then, owing to the coupling between the stacked and paired nucleobases, the excess energy would still have promptly sunk into the ZnS substratum.

The aim of the application is the main motivation of the chosen technique as the structure and surface composition of the shell or the core are among the primordial parameters on which the properties of the nanocomposites are subjugated [30, 31].

Reviewer 3: Sandor Pongor, ICGEB Novozhilov and Koonin present a simple mathematical model to investigate the error-minimization properties of putative primordial codes consisting of 16 supercodons.

We investigated the error-minimization properties of putative primordial codes that consisted of 16 supercodons, with the third base being completely redundant, using a previously derived cost function and the error minimization percentage as the measure of a code's robustness to mistranslation.

Dzementsei, A., Schneider, D., Janshoff, A. & Pieler, T. Migratory and adhesive properties of Xenopus laevis primordial germ cells in vitro.

Therefore, it is conceivable that, within the endodermal cell mass, alterations concerning adhesive properties are restricted to primordial germ cells.

Here we investigate the properties of such putative primordial codes and show that, under some additional, simple assumptions, they would possess extraordinary error minimization properties.

Rather, he said, it appears that cells near the site of the injury that are already specialized like muscle cells lose their specialized properties and revert to a primordial state in a process called de-differentiation.