Sentence examples for site altering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watts, who is not gay, decided to protest the message by posting an image of the billboard on his site, altering it to read "Straight?

Splice site prediction software Human Splicing Finder v2.4.1 identified that this mutation has the potential to disrupt the wild-type splice site, altering the normal pre-mRNA splicing pattern (Desmet et al., 2009).

Early investigations into the genetic basis for the poor metabolizer phenotype revealed a single base pair mutation in exon 5 of CYP2C19 (19154G/A) which creates an aberrant splice site altering the reading frame of the mRNA and introducing a premature stop codon.

Here, the mechanism of cooperation is similar to that of hemoglobin, with binding of substrate to one active site altering the affinity of the other active sites for substrate molecules.

Higher RMSD values indicate that mutations occurring at peptide binding site alter protein structure more than rest of the protein.

Specifically, how small changes in structure far away from the reaction site alter protein dynamics and overall enzyme mechanisms is of wide interest in protein engineering.

It went on to say that the hacker had torn down the site, "altered auction prices, displayed fake items and sent traffic to other sites".

Sputnik International, a Russian propaganda site, altered a Benghazi-related email from Sidney Blumenthal, Clinton advisor, to implicate Clinton in the tragedy.

It is likely that mutation in this C/EBP binding site (which is in close proximity to the initiator (InR) element and the transcription start site) altered the strength of the InR promoter resulting in decreased promoter activity.

Experimentally, we found that an inactivating point mutation of this site altered −219/+114 FSCN1 promoter reporter activity in SW480 cells but did not affect promoter activity in COS-7 cells.

Based on these structural similarities Kranzusch et al. (2014) showed that single amino acid replacements around the cGAS binding site alter the enzyme 's linkage specificity.