Sentence examples for translation changes in from inspiring English sources

The ratio between uORF and main ORF translation changes in both upon eIF2 inactivation.

In order to verify that the elevation in CD18 expression was not due to a reversion in the mutated CD18 transcript but rather due to post-translation change in the protein, RNA was extracted from lymphocytes of both patients during gentamicin treatment, cDNAs were prepared and CD18 transcripts were sequenced.

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That specialization is irreversible in OI organisms considering their genetic isolation from a gene pool for lateral gene transfer has been suggested in other work and is quite reasonable, but it can hardly be construed as a result of this study, and the particular connection to "translation modification" (changes in the apparatus of translation i.e. rRNAs – author's comment) is unsupported.

Analysis of the proteome in png mutants provided insights into the contributions of translation to changes in protein levels, revealing a compensatory dynamic between translation and protein turnover during proteome remodeling at the return to totipotency.

We found no correlation between the migration (total translation) and changes in BMD after the 24-month follow-up.

A consequence of dysfunctional mTOR signaling is deficits in spine protein translation and changes in spine morphology, density and dynamics [ 3, 36].

Their proposed 'mass-action model of translation' describes changes in the number of copies of a protein per cell as a function of the number of copies of a transcript per cell, as well as the rates of mRNA translation and protein degradation.

This, in turn, could be accomplished by mTOR-mediated, translation-dependent changes in the cortex that resemble some of the changes supposed to occur in rapid learners due to increased cortical dopamine responses during learning.

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However, the results of the present study argue against a PABP1-mediated deficit in global translation or change in PABP1 distribution underlying the Prmt4−/− phenotype, although it remains possible that misregulation of small subsets of mRNAs may contribute.