Sentence examples for transfer of native from inspiring English sources

Neither CD36 nor ITGAL was induced upon transfer of native U937 cells to tetracycline free media (Fig. 1C,D).

This is the first evidence supporting conjugal transfer of native botulinum neurotoxin-encoding plasmids in C. botulinum, and provides a probable mechanism for the lateral distribution of BoNT-encoding plasmids to other C. botulinum strains.

The transfer of native gels was carried out as described above.

The broad applicability and efficiency of DiPaC is demonstrated by the discovery of a new phenazine from Serratia fonticola, the first heterologous production of anabaenopeptins from Nostoc punctiforme and the transfer of the native erythromycin BGC from Saccharopolyspora erythraea into Streptomyces.

Here, we have demonstrated the transfer of the native BoNT-encoding plasmids pBotCDC-A3 and pCLJ from two proteolytic strains, and pCLL from a nonproteolytic strain, to other proteolytic C. botulinum strains.

A key step in the HSP90-dependent stabilisation of mutant p53 is the transfer of the native or denatured p53 protein from HSP70 to HSP90.

For Nank 4−7*, Table 1 lists the collective free energy contributions of side chains and of backbone upon transfer of the native and denatured states from water to 1 M urea or sarcosine.

Parasites that accompany an invader may host-switch to native taxa, sometimes with devastating results, and the reverse may occur also (transfer of parasites from native taxa to the invader).

The advent of recombinant DNA technology enabled the transfer of genes from native pentose catabolizing organisms into baker's yeast, thus facilitating novel pentose catabolism [ 33- 36].

Genetic transformation is the transfer of foreign or native genes and promoters to a target genome by Agrobacterium-mediated transformation, particle bombardment, or infiltration.

Although international movements of X. laevis are considered a major factor in the world spread of Bd, there are apparently no records of transfer of Bd into native species living alongside introduced X. laevis.