Sentence examples for reciprocally exchanged from inspiring English sources
Wild-type and mutant alleles were reciprocally exchanged at three loci in Methylobacterium extorquens AM1 in order to demonstrate the utility of pCM433.
With no fair return for a woman except another woman, they must have been reciprocally exchanged rather than simply given away.
As a test of this hypothesis, recombinant proteins were created wherein the basic regions and leucine zippers of GCN4 and C/EBP were reciprocally exchanged.
Chimeric constructs of mouse 5T4/CD44 molecules with reciprocally exchanged TM and cytoplasmic domains were engineered.
We tested if the inositol pyrophosphate products generated by IP6K1 and Vip1 can be reciprocally exchanged as substrates (Figure 4B).
To test whether the 5T4 transmembrane domain (TM) was necessary and sufficient for cell surface CXCR4 expression, chimeric constructs of mouse 5T4/CD44 molecules with reciprocally exchanged TM and cytoplasmic domains were engineered.
In an attempt to further characterize the contribution of the different domains of LAVA elements (CT/ Alu-like, VNTR and 3' part) to overall mobilization efficiency, we constructed chimeras by reciprocally exchanging either the 5' domains or the 3' domains or both between the active LAVA_F1 and the inactive LAVA_E described previously [ 4].
Two pups (one female and one male) were exchanged reciprocally between two litters within 48-h of birth.
It also has a potential consequence for evolution because genetic material is exchanged reciprocally between the two parental chromosomes, allowing new combinations of alleles to be passed on to the next generation (Barton and Charlesworth 1998).
Two mechanisms were considered: exchanging reciprocally or just responding to each other's request.
Alternatively, the Aquificae may be unique Epsilonproteobacteria, either descendants of a thermophilic or mesophilic epsilonproteobacterial ancestor that exchanged essential genes either reciprocally or nonreciprocally with other thermophilic lineages (i.e., Thermotogae and Archaea) due to their common residence in very hot habitats.
