Sentence examples for reflection of dna from inspiring English sources

Radiation increases γ-H2AX formation [ 26], which is a reflection of DNA double-strand breaks [ 24].

A better reflection of DNA-binding specificity is to apply a cut-off value representing the error of the measurement.

So, when you see a geographical ancestry estimate (in the case of one of us, that is about 48percentt Sub-Saharan African) or a 4th cousin match, it is a reflection of the DNA that your ancestors on your fully populated family tree passed down to you--even ancestors whom you, as yet, cannot name.

As these processes are executed in close proximity of NuMat, MARs of this size may be the reflection of functional DNA in action at a given instance.

But Mr. Jarecki's remarkable persistence is also a reflection of his family DNA and a harrowing personal journey that has played a role in turning a film into a cause.

They're a reflection of our corporate DNA, which has led us from the beginning to bake our bread fresh from fresh dough every day.

Fig. 5 Total internal reflection fluorescence (FTIR) parallel detection of DNA sequence [58].

The impressive size of the D. salina plastid genome (and those from other chlamydomonadalean algae) is a reflection of a prodigious noncoding DNA content rather than an unusually large gene repertoire.

This is not merely a reflection of global changes in DNA methylation, as the ATRA and EB differentiation time courses induce opposite global changes; instead, this observation indicates that our method is able to robustly identify sets of genomic regions from the data that exhibit inverse trends among naive pluripotent and differentiating mouse ESCs.

The number of consensus reads for a chromosomal locus is a reflection of the number of original DNA molecules being enriched for that locus.

Signatures of selection are frequently used as a reflection of functionality in a given DNA sequence, including TFBS (Villar et al. 2014).