Sentence examples for subsequently translated in from inspiring English sources

In this strategy, NaVCP was inserted among viral replicating elements, amplified episomally, and subsequently translated in the cytosol of plant cell.

A total of 27,897 contigs with an N50 of 1,803 bp (average 1,319 bp) were assembled and subsequently translated in all six reading frames.

Interestingly, of the 12 TS genes showing 2-fold or greater transcript upregulation in epimastigotes, 11 were also upregulated in metacyclic trypomastigote stages, consistent with the possibility they are translationally repressed in epimastigotes and subsequently translated in metacyclic trypomastigotes.

All sequences which resulted in "no hit found" in the BLASTX results were subsequently translated in all six frames and appended to the end of the 'best peptide' file.

Mounting evidence indicates that RNA localization, where specific mRNAs are transported subcellularly and subsequently translated in response to localized signals, is an evolutionarily conserved mechanism to control protein localization.

This activity is due to the ability of Vaccinia-driven Rep78 to transcribe in the cytoplasm and subsequently translate in the nucleus and undergo typical functions in the AAV life cycle.

His vigorous series of satiric pamphlets on Luther's behalf, which first were published in Latin, were subsequently translated into German in his Gesprächbüchlein (1522; "Little Conversation Book").

When targets in solution pass through the flow cell, the binding between targets and immobilized MREs cause a change in mass on the sensor chip surface and is subsequently translated into a change in the refractive index.

The OSTRC is developed and validated by (Clarsen et al., 2013), and subsequently translated into- and validated in Danish by (Jorgensen et al., 2015).

Spanish-language quotes were subsequently translated into English for use in this article.

Egyptian religious authorities banned it from being published as a book, but it was later released in Lebanon and subsequently translated into English.