Sentence examples for strand connecting from inspiring English sources

When we find a linker fitting inside the structure, we simply replicate it in order to form a continuous DNA double strand connecting all nucleosomes in the fiber.

It is possible that the elastic interactions in the gecko are mediated by only the thin strand connecting the sallets, and are therefore weaker than interactions mediated by a continuous tectorial sheet.

In mutant hairless mice [ 57, 58], the development of the first hair is normal up to the formation of an epithelial strand connecting the bulge of the permanent component and the DP of the cyclic component in catagen.

A last strand connected to the academics' professional learning and identity in the digital era emerged in tight connection with the educational technologies' research, by about 2010.

The short β2 strand connects to β3 through the helix α1, while β3 is followed by the cluster of helices α2, α3 and α4 before giving rise to the strand β4.

Another nerve strand connects the radial nerve to each spine.

In particular, a short β-strand connecting TM3 and TM4 forms three H-bonds with a β-strand inside the NTM-PN1 connecting loop, and we term this parallel β-sheet PN1-NTM signaling motif.

The strands connecting the Spiegel and Snowden affairs are many and instructive — and are a reminder, above all, of why press freedom is worth fighting for.

A favorite T-shirt they wear shows a pit bull's snarling head, with saliva strands connecting the top and bottom fangs, superimposed on a Confederate flag.

When the study's authors charted the links in graphic form, they came up with a picture of non-interaction — a dense scribble on one side, a dense scribble on the other, and only the thinnest strands connecting the two.

Nearly all falls result in some twisting force to the head, which is "more likely to bend and twist the brain on top of the brainstem, as well stretch and damage the 'spaghetti' strands connecting different parts of the brain," Dr. Giza said.