Sentence examples for through the elongation from inspiring English sources

But that would not make it better, it would remove the elegance of Eisner's original, where through the elongation we know that in a second or two it will break free and fall and another bead will form".

These reports propose the functional mechanism of enhancer through the elongation of RNA polymerase II or eRNAs per se.

This species proliferates by sexual reproduction as well as clonal propagation through the elongation of rhizomes and root systems.

This species is self-incompatible and proliferates by sexual reproduction as well as clonal propagation through the elongation of rhizomes.

After induction, Hsp17.6p GFP exhibited wave like expression dynamics in the epidermis, sweeping from the differentiation zone through the elongation zone to the meristem and back again.

In one case (gene Q9ZT66), transcripts were highest in the meristematic tissues of Section S1, but decreased steadily through the elongation, transition and maturation phases.

Previous studies have implicated the mammalian spliceosomal U2 snRNP as having a novel role in stimulating transcriptional elongation in vitro through interactions with the elongation factors P-TEFb and Tat-SF1; however, the mechanism remains unknown [1].

The recently characterized HipA toxin is a protein kinase [ 10] that abrogates bacterial reproduction and renders bacterial cells dormant by inhibiting translation through phosphorylation of the elongation factor EF-Tu [ 11].

Metabolic stress induced AMPK activation can inhibit protein synthesis through two pathways: inhibition of the elongation step of translation through activation of elongation factor-2 kinase, and inhibition of the initiation step for protein synthesis through inhibiting target-of-rapamycin (TOR) pathway [1].

MNK1 is a target of p38 and MAPK and acts to increase CAPdependent translation through the phosphorylation of the elongation factor eIF4E [ 28]. 4E-BP1 is a negative regulator of translation and phosphorylation of 4E-BP1 by mTOR inhibits its repressor function.

The first, the "antiterminator" or "allosteric" model, proposes that the set of accessory proteins bound to Pol II is changed upon passage of the elongation complex through polyadenylation-specifying sequences (Logan et al. 1987).