Sentence examples for targeted close to from inspiring English sources
The morpholinos were targeted close to the start ATG of the respective cDNAs and their sequences have been described before [13].
In this respect, we tried to identify specific synthetic lethality between rps15-1 and a subset of H-ACA snoRNA guides targeted close to the binding site of Rps15p on 18S rRNA, driven by snrR36 and snR85.
Furthermore, endocan-mediated tumor formation was also inhibited by treatment with a specific blocking monoclonal antibody (mAb) targeted close to this region of the endocan protein core.
YFP OASF CFP yielded higher FRET in the cytosol, while significantly lower FRET was obtained with the fraction of the sensor that was targeted close to the plasma membrane where ORAI1 is located.
SRS and SRT are forms of the 3D technique that deliver radiation doses in one fraction or hypofractionated scheme to a small intracranial target or targets close to critical structure such as spinal cord or brain stem.
Fly step 1 - CRISPR-mediated HDR ∼6 wk 2.1 Inject 600 800 Act5C-Cas9, lig4[169] embryos with pBS-donor (500 ng / μl) and two sgRNAs (each 60 70 ng/μl, targeting close to the chosen homology arms).
The UK line is that the bombs were used against a purely military target close to the Saudi border and that no civilians were targeted.
Calypso's long tradition of genial protest found its latest target close to home during the annual Dimanche Gras concert on Sunday night on the grounds of the Brooklyn Museum of Art.
He defended, in particular, the American forces' decision to call in combat aircraft to bomb targets close to the areas where the Chinook and the Black Hawk were shot down, near Falluja and near Tikrit.
The bombings, apparently aimed at targets close to villages near the crashes, were the first that American forces had acknowledged since President Bush declared the end of major combat operations on May 1.
In fact the attack, which involved two dozen strike aircraft firing missiles at targets close to Baghdad and approved at the highest levels of the American and British governments after careful planning, was anything but routine.
