Sentence examples for terminated products from inspiring English sources

For example, Upf1 is a positive effector of NMD that is also needed for proteasome-mediated degradation of the prematurely terminated products (Takahashi et al., 2008; Kuroha et al., 2009).

And while platform switching was historically driven by forced migrations (Blackboard buying competitors and terminating product lines), today's selections are most often rooted in involuntary reasons, such as moving to the cloud or improving the end users' experience.

A29, 29 nt RNA product in halted elongation complex; c, 'chase' reaction; RO, run-off RNA product; T, terminated RNA product; p, ops or his pause-site RNA product; p*, additional pause-site RNA product; t0.5, pause half-life.

Di- and trisaccharides imidates were readily prepared from the furanose terminated glycosylation products but both were unreactive in glycosylation reaction with the debenzylated di- and trisaccharide alcohols.

This 20 kDa scFv K2 represented prematurely terminated translation products because of mutation.

Moreover, recombinants could result from "jumping" PCR reaction [ 20- 23], where prematurely terminated extension products can act as primer on paralogous templates.

Google does the exact opposite – a couple of times a year it trumpets to the world that it's terminating products and services that millions of people love and rely on.

The resulting MRAP transcript would have a foreshortened open reading frame that encodes a prematurely terminated translation product.

In an in vitro splicing assay, the mutation resulted in the skipping of exon 3. We have identified a novel MRAP mutation where disruption of the intron 3 splice-site results in a prematurely terminated translation product.

The path from β-carotene producing Echinenone terminates at the end products Adonixanthin and Astaxanthin.

Radical rearrangement generating an alkoxy radical would result in decarboxylation, while electron transfer to the oxidized [4Fe 4S]2+ would terminate the product radical, forming the product keto group.