Sentence examples for spanning site from inspiring English sources

Probe e, spanning site E11 in Figure 4, formed a discrete nucleoprotein complex only with recombinant E4BP4-DBD indicated by the arrow, whereas probe f, spanning site X3 in Figure 4, bound only to recombinant Forkhead-DBD,.

A biotin-p53 probe, spanning site 1, produced a significant shift band with the nuclear extract from 293FT cells overexpressing OCT4.

The biotin-p63 probe spanning site 2 (Supplementary Figure S5a) produced a substantial shift in the nuclear extract of 293FT cells overexpressing HA-OCT4.

The species S. pratensis has been described recently [ 23] to include isolates from a wide region of North America spanning sites found in North Carolina, New York, Michigan, and Quebec [ 8].

Having determined the specificity of the probes we further tested additional putative E4BP4 binding sites (probes a-d, spanning sites E4 and E5, E6, E7, respectively in Figure 4) that lie within the cluster of sites located at −31 kb.

Therefore, we searched for Neanderthal short-read sequences spanning sites that are unique to NANOGP8 and capable of distinguishing it from the NANOG parent gene and other NANOG pseudogenes.

Two A*03-restricted 'best-defined' epitopes span site 28 (RLRPGGKKH, RLRPGGKKHY), and mutations at position 28 (to residues R/Q/T) were shown to confer escape from A*03-restricted CTL responses [25].

Just as user generated content can be distributed across websites now, users' social connections will span sites in the future.

Telemetry studies have shown that adult home ranges may span sites nearly 40 km apart [ 19] and that even first-year pups can travel up to 15 km per day after being weaned [ 21].

The upstream and downstream regions for three CTCF binding sites contained 1062 base pairs (spanning CpG site −66 to −54, relative to the RASSF1A transcription start site) and 657 base pairs (spanning CpG site −28 to +14) of PCR amplicon, respectively.

By RT-PCR using primers which anneal to the cDNA at sites spanning the insertion site of each insertion allele, we established that no wild-type transcripts accumulate in homozygous mutants (Fig. 4).