Sentence examples for sequence degradation from inspiring English sources
Together with pre-screening data, obtained by fast and resourceful amino acid sequence degradation analysis by LC MS, statistical data evaluation of stabilizing contribution of substances selected from group of carbohydrates and polyols was performed.
Loss of selenoproteins and selenoprotein factors is usually coupled to the deletion of the entire no-longer functional genomic region, rather than to sequence degradation and consequent pseudogenisation.
It appears therefore, that during Drosophila evolution the entire deletion of non-functional regions and genes is more common at least in selenoprotein associated genes than sequence degradation and consequent pseudogenisation.
Up to three mismatches were allowed to account for sequence degradation.
The pseudogenes identified exhibit a large panel of sequence degradation, ranging from only a few mutational disablements to extensive truncations.
The conservation of synteny is a signature for mutational sequence degradation at the origin of the pseudogene.
RNA interference (RNAi) is a process in which the introduction of dsRNAs into cells leads to inactivation of expression of genes containing homologous sequences by sequence-specific degradation of mRNA (for reviews see [ 1, 2]).
Examination of the sand by electron microscopy confirmed that the colouring was due to oil-coated sand grains, and revealed a sequence of degradation of buried oil.
The sequence of degradation ranges from 'well maintained' (21%), 'fairly maintained' (44%), and 'partially collapsed' (23%) to 'completely collapsed' (11%) terraces.
RNA interference is an endogenous cellular mechanism in which short interfering RNAs (siRNAs) direct the sequence specific degradation of a target mRNA.
One of the strands of the siRNA incorporated into the RNA induced silencing complex (RISC) specifically targets viral mRNA with a complementary sequence for degradation [39].
