Sentence examples for sensitive defect from inspiring English sources

As folding defect is the most sensitive defect in transitional region, its prediction is very critical to the precision shape forming in isothermal local loading forming.

The salt hypersensitive mutant shs-2 was used to demonstrate the ability of recovered J. curcas genes to complement the salt sensitive defect in this mutant.

The decrease in density of sensitive defects and the increase in stability of defects are believed to be the benefits brought by the optimized design.

This phenotype suggests a cold-sensitive defect in chromosome segregation in hcf-1 mutant worms.

We have previously shown that loss of pRb function in tsBN67 cells can rescue the temperature-sensitive defect [22].

These results suggest that the loss of H3S10P staining reflects changes in chromatin structure that are associated with the cold-sensitive defect in cell division.

This line was viable at 29°C as the temperature-sensitive defect of the double mutant is complemented by the ATP6[1] mt CoI of the recombinant genome.

Side-by-side comparison of the growth of tgs1 ∆ cells bearing 2-µ RPO26 or RPO31 plasmids revealed that RPO26 was a better suppressor of the cold-sensitive defect, as gauged by colony size.

One of the most recently recognized co-chaperones of Hsp90, Sgt1 (Takahashi et al, 2003), was originally identified as a suppressor of a temperature-sensitive defect in the budding yeast Skp1 protein (Kitagawa et al, 1999).

To test whether the temperature-sensitive defect in VU fate is specific to lin-12 (n941 ), we obtained a deletion allele lin-12 (ok2215 ), and examined the number of ACs in both mutants at 20°, and 25°.

The cold-sensitive defect correlates with ectopic stoichiometric association of nuclear cap-binding complex (CBC) with the residual mG cap of the U1 snRNA and is suppressed fully by Cbc2 mutations that weaken cap binding.