Sentence examples for shared premature from inspiring English sources

One common large deletion (92 bp) and a shared premature stop codon were observed among the three sequences, suggesting that the Tas1r1 pseudogenization predated the radiation of Noctilionoidea.

We found all amplified T1Rs and T2Rs to be pseudogenes in all 12 whales, with a shared premature stop codon in 10 of the 13 genes, which demonstrated massive losses of taste receptor genes in the common ancestor of whales.

With the exception of the intact T2R16 in the three baleen whales, we found all members of sweet/umami (3 T1Rs) and bitter (10 T2receptorptor gene families (if amplified) to be pseudogenes in all 12 examined whales, with a shared premature stop codon in 10 of 13 genes, demonstrating massive losses of taste receptor genes in the common ancestor of toothed and baleen whales.

A 1 bp deletion in Tas2r3 (Additional file 3: Figure S6), a 2 bp deletion in Tas2r38 (Additional file 3: Figure S9), a 4 bp insertion in Tas2r39 (Additional file 3: Figure S10), and a shared TGA premature stop codon in Tas2r60 (Additional file 3: Figure S11) were identified, suggesting that the functional loss happened in the common ancestor of the cetaceans.

In the phylogenetic tree the 2jz3 chromosome does not form a separate lineage and appears to be closest to the j-9 line (Figure 4), with which it shares the premature stop codon in Dlh exon 2 (Figure 3).

Surely he must be feeling the sadness we all shared at the premature loss of this sweet young girl.

Considering that we have identified some shared indels and/or premature stop codons in these genes of some cetacean lineages, it is reasonable to make a conclusion that these genes might have become pseudogenized in cetaceans.

She shared the fate of premature obsolescence with many of the great jazz musicians of her time.

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Gut bacteria are rarely shared by co-hospitalized premature infants, regardless of necrotizing enterocolitis development" for consideration at eLife.

For PKD2L1, the sole candidate sour taste receptor, we found two premature stop codons shared by all toothed whales, excluding the Dwarf sperm whale (Kogia sima) and a premature TGA stop codon shared by all cetaceans except for the baiji (Additional file 3: Figure S1).

If one ignores the premature stop codons within the last 10% of the annotated genes, then 803 premature stops were shared between the diploid A-genomes and the AT-genome.