Sentence examples for replication like from inspiring English sources

Although, as a type III interferon that shares signaling pathways with type I interferons, it most likely protects via a direct mechanism on the hepatocyte, possibly inhibiting HCV replication like the related molecule IFN-λ1 or rendering cells less susceptible to infection.

Scientists will also look for drugs that block crucial enzymes the virus uses for replication, like proteases.

Furthermore, prerequisites for virus replication, like receptor binding sites, the number of endosomes or the demand for free amino acids and nucleotides for virus synthesis can be estimated and compared with cellular resources available.

At the end of each chromosome is a stretch of DNA and proteins called the telomere, which helps keep the chromosome from fraying during replication, like caps on shoelaces.

In insects, the CRs, which account for 80 95% AT, lack any apparent signals such as conserved sequence blocks, for the initiation of replication like those observed in vertebrates [52], [53].

This diagnostic time course contrasted with most other differentially expressed genes unrelated to the cell cycle and allowed us to screen among poorly characterised genes for novel players in cell replication like Fignl1 and G7e.

Therefore, we investigated DNA strand displacement activity on DNA substrates, which represent DNA replication-like intermediates, such as a gap and especially a nicked substrate.

GARD provides a detailed microscopic description of the walk in compositional space between the points representing molecular assemblies in a replication-like process.

Several papers analyzed the in vitro activities of Pif1 helicases on DNA replication fork-like structures (Boulé and Zakian, 2007; George et al., 2009; Ramanagoudr-Bhojappa et al., 2014).

MUS81 EME1 exhibits structure specificity for 3′ flaps, replication fork-like structures and Holliday junctions, whereas the nucleotide excision repair factor XPF-ERCC1 cleaves bubble and stem loop structures near the 5′ side of the junction between dsDNA and ssDNA, and will also act on 3′ flaps during single-strand annealing (Ciccia et al. 2008).

"Cloud Atlas" is made up of intricate replications like these, but what do they amount to?