Sentence examples for promoter name from inspiring English sources
Table 2 Promoters used in plasmids constructions Promoter Name Accession numbers (GenBank) S288C JPU CYC1 CYtochrome C KY704470 KY704471 Translationation Elongation Factor KY704476 KY704477 PhosphoGlucoIsomeraseerase KY704472 KY704473-PhosphoGlycerateycerate KY704474Y704474 KY704475 ADH1 Alcohol DeHydrogenase KY704468 KY704468.
Table 1 The cis -acting elements related to tissue-specific expression identified in pSH4 promoter Name Motif Position Putative regulatory function (references in parentheses) TRAB1 CAACGTGTGAC −1775 Binding site for ABA signal transaction gene TRAB1 (Hobo et al. 1999).
The second tab named 'Gene & Allele Information' provides the user with useful information that include: Promoter name and symbol with links to related databases (MGI, Entrez Gene, Ensembl, RGD and OMIM), in addition to details about the expressed gene and allele information including MGI IDs where available.
"Nobody could be like you, and a great many have tried," a sleazy promoter named Uncle Sweetheart tells him.
A club promoter named Rocco had climbed in with us and was shouting into his cell phone: "Hi, baby!
But afterward, over the phone, I spoke to the group leader, a young former music promoter named Lawrence (he insisted that I not use his full name).
The Classic is held every year in Columbus, Ohio, as part of a sports festival that was founded by Arnold Schwarzenegger and a promoter named Jim Lorimer, in 1989.
To assist in that cause, Martin Jennings, whose Hot Records released "Songbird" in Britain, enlisted a high-profile British music promoter named Tony Bramwell.
At Mr. Gatien's trial, a promoter named Michael Caruso took the stand and admitted to running a widespread Ecstasy ring inside the club.
Company executives, including Mr. Ruettinger and a penny-stock promoter named Stephen DeCesare, began pumping up Rudy Nutrition's stock through claims like besting Gatorade in blind taste tests.
The significance of these lines, spoken by a retired music promoter named Jerry in "To Rome With Love," is what a follower of Dr. Freud might call overdetermined.
