Sentence examples for productive translation from inspiring English sources
Under the dialysis mode of reaction, the system with the expression vector can maintain productive translation for 14 days.
The productive translation of silver into nanotechnology applications requires safe, creative, and eco-conscious strategies and greater control over their biodistribution and pharmacokinetics in clinical applications.
For your meeting with a client or prospect to be productive (translation: for you to walk out with a decision or a signed contract), your discussion needs to be laser-focused on the real issues not on vague topics.
This removal in turn strongly correlates with, or might even improve the capability of nascent SSUs to enter a productive translation cycle.
Selbach et al pointed out that whether the mRNA is cleaved or whether productive translation is inhibited depends on the complementarity of the miRNA to the mRNA.
miRNAs of plants bind the targeted mRNA with high complementarity and thereby mark it for degradation, whereas animal miRNAs more typically bind with sub-optimal complementarity and inhibit or diminish productive translation [1].
1) Given the critiques of the riboseq approaches (Chew et al, 2013 119 Guttman et al, 2013) it would be important to firmly establish that the RNAs isolated in the ribosome protocol are part of a productive polysome translation complex and instead of individual monosomes.
The authors should comment on this. 1) Given the critiques of the riboseq approaches (Chew et al, 2013 119 Guttman et al, 2013) it would be important to firmly establish that the RNAs isolated in the ribosome protocol are part of a productive polysome translation complex and instead of individual monosomes.
Last week, a standardized patient presented with a chief complaint of a productive cough (my translation).
Here we describe a highly-productive in vitro translation system derived from tobacco BY-2 cells.
The problem remains that a ribosomal footprint cannot always be equated with translation; non-productive binding of single ribosomes to mRNAs and scanning 40S ribosomal subunits can result in footprints, yet do not constitute translation.
