Sentence examples for replication of itself from inspiring English sources

Our results showed that HBV induced autophagosome formation, which was required for replication of itself.

Taken together, these data indicated that HBV induced autophagosome formation, which was required for replication of itself.

In the present investigation, our data showed that HBV-induced autophagosome formation was required for replication of itself, consistent with previous investigations.

As the above data demonstrated that HBV-induced autophagy was required for replication of itself, while EGCG inhibited HBV replication even though it strongly induced autophagosome formation, we wanted to know the reason for this discrepancy.

We demonstrated that combination of replication-incompetent Ad5/p53 and replication-competent AdF35 achieved synergistic cytotoxicity through activated the p53 pathways although replication of AdF35 itself was suppressed.

The argument is based on a claim that tree thinking is inherent in biology because the replication of genetic material is itself inherently tree-like [ 69].

Replicase activity is shown to increase even at the expense of slowing down the replication of the evolving ribozyme itself, due to indirect mutualistic benefits in a diffuse form of group selection among neighbouring replicators.

The distribution of the nonviable mutants of the master sequence is shaped in such a way to contribute to the replication of the master sequence itself (the helpers at low Hamming Distance) or hinder competitors (stallers at high Hamming Distance).

Since copying of the epigenetic information (in particular of DNA methylation patterns) during cell division is much more error-prone than replication of the DNA sequence itself, it is plausible that epimutations are also accumulating in aging male germ cells.

It remains uncertain whether the replication of HIV-1 virus itself would be related to PON1 status, and our results corroborate the results obtained by other studies [ 7, 19– 219.

For some scientists, self-replication (making copies of itself) was the crucial starting point for life; for others, it was self-maintenance or, in other words, metabolism.