Sentence examples for retains only one from inspiring English sources

C. albicans retains only one homolog of the S. cerevisiae functionally redundant gene, CaSPT23.

In addition, GB103 retains only one allele of TP53 with the R175H mutation (Backlund et al, 2003) and the tumour also expresses MDM2 transcripts from the P2 promoter.

The original ε-constraint, one of the generating methods, retains only one of the objective functions as the criterion and converts the others into inequality constraints.

By contrast, the 17 amino acid shorter Glp1_v2 isoform, which retains only one unique putative phosphorylation site, was not permeable to water in Xenopus oocytes, even with cAMP added to the media.

On the other hand, the remaining PLD types, i.e. PLDε, ζ, η, θ and λ, lack all the three Ca2+-binding residues due to substitution or deletion, while OsPLDμ retains only one (Fig. 5).

The observed difference in binding presumably shows reduced avidity of scFv, based on the fact that MAb3G1 is an IgG possessing two identical antigen recognition surface, while scFv3G1 retains only one.

(a) Estimated number of links was derived from simple deterministic matching on the key (retaining only one occurrence of duplicates).

The researchers of this study also relied solely on the reliability of the FPI based on a previous study and retained only one researcher to evaluate this measure.

For instance, the teleost lineage actually contains duplicates of many of the fibrillar collagen genes found in land vertebrates [ 56] and yet the zebrafish has retained only one (ADAMTS2/3) of the three N-proteinases conserved on the tetrapod lineage (Fig. 3A).

He would retain only one priestly role, Martens said, because the church believes the ordination it confers on priests is permanent: In an emergency, he would still be obligated to minister to a sick person in danger of dying.

Thus, while the Asian arowana possesses two duplicated ezh1 genes, most of the other teleosts retain only one gene.