Sentence examples for repeat referred from inspiring English sources
We recently solved the X-ray crystal structure of a single 104-aa RII repeat (referred to here as a tandemer) to 1.35-Å resolution [ 12].
Human centromeres are characterized by several thousand kilobases of a 171-base pair AT-rich repeat referred to as α-satellite DNA (Amor and Choo 2002).
A further sequence search against Repbase http://www.girinst.org revealed similarity of these fragments to the AT SAT5 repeat (referred to hereafter as SAT5), which is defined by a 2196-bp long consensus sequence [ 25].
Repeat refers to the lifelong practice of setting new intentions, reaching for greater heights and achieving what was once only a fleeting thought or dream.
Segments covering individual repeats were selected according to secondary and tertiary structure information at the PDB [18] web site and/or associated publications, and were aligned to each other (note that we use "individual repeat" to refer to the structural entity in an alignment, while "single repeat" refers to the corresponding fragment in a single sequence).
For calculating Optimum Moisture Content (OMC), compaction was repeated referred to KS F 2312 and the period to hardening after the mixing was measured.
SNARE proteins can be divided in distinct subfamilies that all share helical regions with heptad repeats referred to as the SNARE motifs [2].
In the porter domain, as noted previously, each protomer consists of two structural repeats, referred to as PN1/PC2, and PN2/PC1.
4) All classified repeats and TE contigs, along with the unclassified repeats (referred to as "unknown repeats" hereafter), were combined to produce an M. edax-specific repeat library.
4) All classified repeats, along with the unclassified repeats (referred to as "unknown repeats" hereafter), were combined to produce a hellbender-specific repeat library.
The non Alu repeat families were numerically dominated by repeats referred to as mammalian interspersed repeats (MIRs), LINE2 elements (L2) and Tigger (Table 5).
