Sentence examples for the linkage pattern from inspiring English sources
We designed restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) markers from RAD markers at 1 Mb of contig 5 (2.1 Mb of LGII) and 0.1 Mb of contig 5 (3.1 Mb of LGII)(Fig. 3C, arrows) and confirmed the linkage pattern in both pools (Fig. 3D).
Also, mass shift before and after electrolysis suggests the linkage pattern of cross-links.
The sensitivity of HA-glycan complex formation to interactions beyond the linkage pattern of the terminal sialic acid has been observed before.
Although the linkage pattern of the glucan products cannot be predicted based only on the genome sequence, the specificity of the hydrolases found in the genome suggest 1 -> 4/1 -> 6 alpha-D-glucans as the most likely products.
The method combines intact mass measurement to determine the number of ubiquitin moieties in the chain with backbone fragmentation by 193-nm ultraviolet photodissociation (UVPD) to determine the linkage pattern.
This is exemplified by the viral protein hemagglutinin (HA) of the influenza A virus, whose binding specificity is modulated by the linkage pattern of terminal sialic acids on glycan receptors of host epithelial cells.
Suárez, Sancho and de la Rosa [6] analyzed the linkage patterns from the data of 11,443 artworks from Spain and Latin America with respect to genre and theme, identifying religious theme to be a dominant factor connecting the paintings.
Comparison of the linkage patterns in sponges [16], cnidarians [11], [13], [15] and bilaterians [4], [7], [8], [10] suggests that most or all ANTP gene families have emerged from a single ancestral region and the remnants of linkage in Trichoplax conform to this scenario (Figure 1).
The linkage patterns in midwestern B. burgdorferi are as yet unstudied.
These features are useful in recognizing the linkage patterns of cross-links.
These analyses provide evidence that linkage patterns in B. burgdorferi from the Northeast differ from that of the linkage patterns in B. burgdorferi from the Midwest.
