Sentence examples for translation characteristic from inspiring English sources

As this cell line lacks the interferon α, β and ω genes [ 31, 32], a significant reduction in EGFP expression could be attributed to RNAi and not the result of non-specific inhibition of protein translation characteristic of the IFN response triggered by expressed exogenous dsRNA.

Under this hypothesis, the minimization of the effect of translation errors characteristic of the standard code is thought to be an epiphenomenon of purely stereochemical constraints (e.g., similar codons display affinity to amino acids of similar bulk and PRS).

Some simple conditions under which both translation invariance characteristics have similar numerical values were found.

Taken together with the extant evidence that 5′ tRNA halves can regulate mRNA translation, the characteristics of the circulating 5′ tRNA halves we have discovered suggest that they function as signaling molecules with as yet unknown physiologic roles.

The Malankarese Catholics retain the Antiochene liturgy that they adopted as Jacobites, with the characteristic translation of the Syriac into the vernacular Malayalam language.

("Translation": A specific characteristic of this recent development is the apparently continuous permeation of autonomous technical systems which have increasingly become players in such networks).".

Thus this element represents a translation initiation context characteristic of genes with a very short 5'UTR.

What is then required is the translation of these characteristics into an actionable strategy with clearly outlined objectives and goals.

Therefore, it was impossible to achieve a word-for-word translation of scenario characteristics.

Zebrafish homozygous for a null tnnt2 mutation (silent heart), with severe truncation of Tnnt2 protein or lack of translation, develop ultrastructural characteristics of HCM, mainly sarcomeric disarray.

Prevalence of positive selection for the genes for "translation machinery" function is characteristic of this branch (Table 3).