Sentence examples for processed specifically from inspiring English sources

To test whether (Pro-Arg)2-Rho is processed specifically by DPAP1, we treated parasite lysates for 1 h with increasing concentrations of FY01 - a fluorogenic ABP developed in our lab to target dipeptidyl aminopeptidases [12], [13] - and measured both DPAP1 labeling (Figure 1C) and substrate turnover (Figure 1D).

In plants, most miRNAs are processed specifically by the Dicer-Like 1 (DCL1) protein, and in contarst, siRNAs are cleaved by DCL2, DCL3 and DCL4.

Using centromere protein F (CENP-F) staining to identify G2 cells and aphidicolin to prevent cells in S-phase from progressing into G2 during repair incubation, we study DSBs that are generated and processed specifically in G2.

The difference being that step B processes specifically only those documents identified or marked as containing news-related content in the previous step.

Functional analysis of the 35 genes using DAVID [43], [44] confirmed the strong association with cell cycle processes, specifically M-phase and mitosis (Table S2).

For instance, there is a region in the back of the brain that processes specifically faces (as distinguished from say houses), this is called the fusiform face area.

We will firstly discuss oligodendrocyte-specific processes, specifically myelin formation, which may underlie the unique glial focus of MSA pathology.

The biological processes that are most enriched with genes showing diet-by-strain interactions were mainly related to immune system processes, specifically antigen processing and presentation.

These measures assess the activity elicited by processes specifically associated with successful encoding, independently of other processing engaged during an orienting task.

The design optimization for a specific load does not include the redesign of the turbines to a process specifically designed for this load.

"Never in the history of this country has an election been halted after the electoral process, specifically voting, has begun," Mr. Shelley said, referring to legal challenges.