Sentence examples for replication about from inspiring English sources

As shown in Fig. 7C, the DDX3-INS1 peptide reduces HIV-1 replication about 50% at 20 µM in contrast to the control peptide.

Residual ubiquitylation of Mcm7 in dia2-ΔTPR cells is still CMG specific, highlighting the complex regulation of the final stages of chromosome replication, about which much still remains to be learned.

It helps to improve the microgroove replication accuracy by about 6% in molding micro-featured substrate and results in a 4 6% reduction in radial and tangential deviation in the molding dummy.

Author's response : In fact, I think (and write) about replication as a phenomenon that was secondary to the reproducing, steady-state flows of energy and matter (although I think the word "metabolism" might be misleading in relation to abiogenic processes).

As shown in Fig. 1D, compared with wild-type mouse model, viral replication decreases about 10.06-fold 10.06-fold180M–rtM204V double mutants, but increases abouthe.79-fold in the rtL180M rtM204V–rtV173L triple mutants.

We have done a lot of sensitivity analysis for example if you exclude the studies with low levels of replication - about the bottom 20% - that doesn't really change the result".

"This mechanism, mismatch repair, reduces the error frequency during DNA replication by about a thousandfold," the committee wrote.

We found that in vitro antiviral activity of HPMPC was significantly improved by formulation in cationic liposomes, which decreased the viral replication by about 2 orders of magnitude.

Histone modifications are the ideal candidates to inform the replication apparatus about the nature of the chromosomal environment.

It has been estimated that the viral burst size in case of influenza, in one cycle of replication, is about 1000 [42], and thus influenza virus should undergo ∼1000 rounds of genome replication solely by viral RNA polymerase.

We therefore propose that methylation of H3 K36 is part of a signaling-network of histone modifications that informs the replication apparatus about its choice of origin usage by either favouring or inhibiting its interaction with chromatin (Fig. 7).