Sentence examples for repeat proposed from inspiring English sources

We predicted that functional constraints would result in greater aa sequence conservation in the portion of each repeat proposed by Xu et al. to contain six alpha helices [ 25].

We evaluated the prevalence of TD at loci closely linked to centromeres, because these sites are likely to segregate with the untyped centromeric repeats proposed to be subject to female-specific meiotic drive.

But it bears repeating: proposing a criminalisation of women demonstrates little understanding of the broader context and reasons why women might be seeking sex-selective abortions.

But it bears repeating: proposing a criminalization of women demonstrates little understanding of the broader context and reasons why women might be seeking sex-selective abortions.

On this assumption, the sample size (n = 20) and number of repeat samplings proposed will enable the CVI to be estimated within ±2% of its true value.

Following an NCI consensus meeting on MSI tumours, a panel of five microsatellites (two mononucleotide repeats and three dinucleotide repeats) was proposed to standardise the classification of MSI status in tumours (Boland et al, 1998).

A 3′ end pointing towards the centromere would be dangerous because it could initiate break-induced replication and perhaps lead to the formation of large palindromes at chromosome ends that have lost telomeric DNA repeats, as proposed in cells that have lost telomeric repeats (Maringele and Lydall, 2004b).

However, it is substantially higher than the value obtained by Dieringer and Schlötterer (2003) (3 repeats), who proposed the threshold as a boundary between length-independent and length-dependent slippage at low and high repeat numbers, respectively.

Furthermore, we examined the relationship between GIs and clustered regularly interspaced palindromic repeats (CRISPRs) proposed to confer resistance to phage.

Interstitial telomeric repeats were proposed to be a relic of two ancestral chromosomes fusion in some eukaryotes [ 34– 34].

Tandem repeats are proposed as "tuning knobs" in the evolution due to their ability to adjust the genetic hereditary traits and thereby facilitate the adaptation [59,60].