Sentence examples for sequences that regulate from inspiring English sources

Thus, the TERT carboxy terminus contains sequences that regulate TERT protein levels and determinants that are required for productive action on telomere ends.

The sequences that regulate transcription have been characterized mainly using helper dependent expression systems and it will now be possible to validate them using single genomes.

Complicating the picture, it turns out that genes and the DNA sequences that regulate their activity are often far apart along the six-foot-long strands of DNA intricately packaged inside each cell.

This system is initiated by a machinery of DNA sequences that regulate a cascade of biochemical pathways to synthesize endophenotypes and further assemble these endophenotypes toward the end-point phenotype in virtue of various developmental changes.

Analysis of nucleotide sequences that regulate the expression of self-incompatibility in flowering plants affords a direct means of examining classical hypotheses for the origin and evolution of this major feature of mating systems.

We also speculate that this region contains sequences that regulate Olig2 expression.

The intracellular domain of Notch receptors contain three common regions: (1) a subtransmembrane region that associates with transcriptional components in the nucleus (Honjo, 1996), (2) six tandem ankyrin repeats that are necessary for transcriptional activity, and (3) a PEST sequence that regulates stability and protein turnover (Greenwald, 1994; Bray, 2006).

Untranslated regions (UTRs) flanking either end of mRNA coding regions contain inherent information, such as motif sequences, that govern and regulate the downstream translation of a protein [ 32, 33].

The complete sequencing of the human genome [32] and the initial analyses that have subsequently been performed [33] reveal the complexities of non-coding DNA, including sequence elements that regulate transcription.

Computational approaches to identify DNA sequence motifs that regulate gene expression have not always achieved success due to widely different genome compositions and varying conservation of motifs functioning in gene promoters or RNA UTRs [39], [40].

Little is known, either experimentally or computationally, about the genomic sequence features that regulate malaria genes.