Sentence examples for term fragment from inspiring English sources
We then repeated these studies to identify the exact submitochondrial compartment the C term fragment was able to access.
We use the term "fragment" to refer to DNA sequences from the Sargasso Sea environmental data set, whether they are single reads or contigs assembled from multiple reads.
It is important to notice that, in UniProt, the technical term fragment is applied to partial CDS sequences, a product of incompletely sequenced mRNA, as well as amino acid sequences modeled from the genome that lack initial methionine.
The overall sequence of the Term-lov-Term fragment is provided as Additional file 1: Table S1.
The Term-lov-Term fragment was designed as described below and produced by GeneArt AG (Regensburg, Germany).
It is composed of two functional domains termed fragment 5103 (located at the end of the pol gene and encompassing nucleotides (nt) 4079 to 4342, where nt +1 is the beginning of U3 in the 5'LTR) and fragment 5105 (encompassing nt 4781 to 6026, which correspond to vif and the first coding exon of tat).
As Figure 4B shows, the tail of ϕAs51 RNAP N-term fragment formed a clip (arrows) to hold the ϕAs51 RNAP C-term fragment at the position on palm.
The three S/TP sites found at the p57 N-term fragment were then mutated in full-length p57 to either glycine or alanine and assayed in vitro.
Murakami et al (2000) reproduced these data using a 46 kDa C-term fragment of MHC-IIA, while also demonstrating a similar effect on MHC-IIB upon phosphorylation by PKC.
In vitro kinase assays showed that the N-terminal p57 fragment was phosphorylated to the same extent as the full-length protein whereas the C-term fragment was not phosphorylated at all.
In the region of ϕAs51 RNAP gene, two nucleotides were deleted at 1545 nt, resulting in that the RNA polymerase molecules were translated into two pieces: one N-term fragment of the 515 residues plus three additional residues and the second fragment for C-term with just one additional Met as a start codon.
