Sentence examples for resistant dna from inspiring English sources

We cannot exclude the possibility that nuclease resistant DNA was present in the S100.

Upon hybridization of the λ-exonuclease resistant DNA preparation to the array, we observed that the peak profile obtained with these two preparations was almost indistinguishable from that obtained without λ-exonuclease treatment (Figure 2), indicating that the peak profile observed did not arise from contaminating DNA.

This apparent size-selection may have an application in the enrichment of DNA for particular restriction resistant DNA fragments.

Alleles with divergent frequencies between sensitive and resistant DNA pools are either themselves causal alleles or they are in LD with causal alleles affecting the trait.

These results demonstrated that the incorporation of enzymatically resistant DNA or 2′-F modified RNA strands into the RNA 3WJ motif could increase the resistance of the complex to RNases.

MNase cleaves naked/linker DNA (sensitive DNA) more readily than DNA bound in nucleosomes (resistant DNA) (reviewed in ref. 33), and can be used as a probe to assay chromatin structure (reviewed in ref. 34).

This has been demonstrated in vitro by inducing a stable modification in cell shape that resulted in the establishment of new high-salt resistant DNA-NM interactions and the elimination of some of such previous DNA-NM interactions, suggesting that both cellular and nuclear shape may act as cues in the choice of potential MARs that should be actualized as LARs [ 63].

We have assayed the chromatin assembly process both qualitatively by measuring the induction of supertwists into a relaxed circular DNA (a process requiring a nicking-closing enzyme) and quantitatively by measuring the formation of micrococcal nuclease-resistant DNA fragments from radioactively labeled linear DNA.

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The plasmids bearing human sequences were shown to replicate based on the persistence of MboI-sensitive plasmid DNA in the long-term assay and the appearance of DpnI-resistant DNA in the short-term assay.

Replication of the ChpPV genome on this plasmid in COS-7 cells was confirmed by Southern blotting analysis, as the DpnI digestion-resistant DNA bands are shown (Fig. 1, lane 4).