Sentence examples for replication though from inspiring English sources

Thankfully for the Rat Suite's guests, this gleaming bathroom was not an historically accurate replication, though it did contain a framed photograph of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

Our inability to detect plasmid synthesis indicated that there was a primary block in DNA replication, though it did not eliminate an additional block in genome uncoating.

For example, a study of DNA polymerase genes during the development of mouse testis suggested that Polε did not participate in meiotic replication, though it is thought that this polymerase cooperates with two others, Polα and Polδ, in DNA replication based on other models [35].

The possibility that c-Myc may exert its effect upon DNA replication though alteration of chromatin structure is intriguing in light of the role of c-Myc in recruiting histone acetylase complexes [42] and its direct binding to known replication origins [1].

Alternatively, our inclusion of only HIV-positive participants with CD4+ T-cell counts greater than 200/mm3 may have led to an underestimation of the relationship between HIV and HHV-8 replication, though previous work from our group and others has shown HHV-8 oral replication to be more common in HIV-positive persons with higher CD4+ T-cell counts [23], [34].

It still needs to be formally investigated whether Eco1 also localizes to replication forks in the process of undisturbed DNA replication, though that seems likely.

Because transfection of positive-stranded viral RNA can lead to viral replication (even though EMCV replicates in HEK293 cells only poorly), we performed the IFN reporter assay in the presence of ribavirin, an inhibitor of viral RNA synthesis.

Thus, Mcl1 might regulate the recruitment of a HDAC to the kinetochore domain in certain replication foci, though fission yeast centromeres are known to be replicated early in S-phase.

Nevertheless, O. anthropi was not able to achieve sustained replication, even though some survival was observed (Fig. 1B).

Taken together, these findings suggest that there may be natural selection pressure to retain pseudogenes in one cluster near the putative origin of replication, even though global recombination shuffles pseudogenes around the genome, separating pseudogenes that share genetic origins as well as those with similar identities.

Surprisingly, we found that this naked PHO5 promoter remains naked through DNA replication, even though the original signal for chromatin disassembly, the activators, left the promoter prior to DNA replication.