Sentence examples for removed efficiently from from inspiring English sources
The genes were removed efficiently from the genome of P. mendocina NK-01 and left a markerless chromosomal mutant.
If indeed catenations could not be removed efficiently from the centromeres of PIASγ-depleted cells, then these catenations must have persisted despite the fact that Topoisomerase II is active in mitotic cells.
One question raised by the T-tubular transport mechanism is: how can lactate and H+ be removed efficiently from the T tubule, in which both ions have to overcome diffusion distances of up to half the muscle fiber diameter or more [12]?
In healthy individuals, the concentration of circulating DNA is low, because dead cells are removed efficiently from circulation by phagocytes.
Some toxic compounds may not enter the food, since they are evaporated during the cooking process, but need to be removed efficiently from the cooking environment in protection of the chef's health.
Third, the released CTAB (positively charged, hydrophobic tail) builds a complex with the excess BSA (negatively charged, hydrophobic core) in the solution and is removed efficiently from the solution in the first centrifugation steps.
Both chemical types were removed most efficiently from the aqueous phase when MWCNT concentration was below 1.5% dry sediment weight.
The HF treatment removed minerals efficiently from both bulk soils and density fractions, which noticeably highlighted the organic bands with little or no mineral interferences in the spectra of the treated samples.
For example, cyclobutane pyrimidine dimers are removed more efficiently from the transcribed than the nontranscribed strand of the dhfr gene in Chinese hamster ovary cells.
The calcium was removed more efficiently from the Populus biomass with the amount in the pretreated biomass decreasing to 34.3 mg/kg, whereas levels remained high after pretreatment in the switchgrass biomass (1,918 mg/kg) (Additional file 4).
A possible explanation for these results is that deleterious mutations are removed less efficiently from a population of genetically robust genotypes, therefore interfering with the fixation of beneficial mutations.
