These marks can either switch on, or switch off, the expression of the gene.
"Getting used to the little things like the travelling to the ground on the morning of the Test match, the nerves, the time to switch on and switch off - I had to get used to that again.
With reckless ambition, I decided to add this fusion back into cells and then screen for mutants that could not either switch on or switch off the response to heat shock.
We first compared three discretization methods, Quantile (Q), Interval (I) and SSD, a graph-theoretic method in [ 63], to discretize the Switch ON and Switch OFF time courses into binary states.
I don't have the experience to switch on and switch off.
When one gene is switched on, the other is switched off and which gene is active depends on the diet of the yeast cells.
First, the switch should be an "ON-switch", meaning the switch should be able to be turned on and off based on the addition or removal of drug.
Most of the current understanding of synchronization in switching networks relies on the fast switching hypothesis, where the network dynamics evolves at a much faster time scale than the individual units.
When the switch was turned on, the switching rung was biased such that an average 14 V/cm gradient is maintained along the entire orthogonal path.
The levels of soluble phosphate and amino nitrogen were chosen as the indicator for switching on and switching off phosphate feeding.
