Sentence examples for replicated later from inspiring English sources

In the closely related Sulfolobus species S. solfataricus and S. acidocaldarius, highly expressed regions were concentrated near replication origins and expression declined in regions replicated later.

It is replicated later in two projections, a strange cult of self with which the artist has long flirted.

The Rhys Webb try for Wales was brilliantly taken, his positive support line up the middle was beautifully read - as Hidalgo-Clyne replicated later - but could Scotland have done better?

Some areas of the genome are replicated early in S-phase while others are replicated later.

As expected, coverage tended to decrease with distance, because regions located far from an origin are replicated later.

However, given sequencing incompleteness of C. glabrata subtelomeric regions, it is most likely that this telomere was actually replicated later on.

Whereas the two Ter regions appeared of the same color, consistent with the fact that both chromosomes I and II achieve replication synchronously (Rasmussen et al., 2007), the Ori regions presented, as expected, different coverages: chromosome I initiates replication first whereas chromosome II starts only to replicate later.

Whereas the two Ter regions appeared of the same color, consistent with the fact that both chromosomes I and II achieve replication synchronously (Rasmussen et al., 2007), the Ori regions presented, as expected, different coverages: chromosome I initiating replication first whereas chromosome II starting only to replicate later.

The inactivated X chromosome typically replicates later than other chromosomes, and it physically condenses to form a Barr body, a small structure found at the rim of the nucleus in female somatic cells between divisions (see photograph).

It is well documented that the inactive X chromosome generally replicates later in S phase than the active X chromosome and the autosomes [35] [37].

Interestingly, we have also shown that RT mirrors the evolutionary age of PDGs in both human and mouse genomes, where younger PDGs tend to replicate later.