Sentence examples for transposed close to from inspiring English sources

In this way, the p53 BS with a short spacer (S = 0 or 3 bp) and relatively strong p53 binding, would be easily transposed close to the transcription start site, thereby creating (or modifying) the network of p53-dependent regulation of this gene.

However, most significant is the strong tendency of SB to transpose to sites close to the concatemer.

A shortcoming of the SB system used by Collier and coworkers [ 19] is its tendency to transpose to locations close to the excision site.

Many IS elements seem to prefer inserting into the regions close to the previously transposed IS elements, which might have led to the creation of hotspot regions that harbor many more copies of raIS elements than other regions in the same genomes.

Notably, cacti representing close to one third of the aligned genomes transposed the relationships between gorilla, chimpanzee and human.

Marcella Puppini says starting out doing Andrews Sisters covers "gave us a really good idea of how the arrangements work", allowing the Puppini Sisters to transpose that close-harmony style to such unexpected songs as Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights and, for their forthcoming second album, their own compositions.

Some of them have been transposed to a lower key to accommodate her lowering voice.

It is based on Raymond Carver's short story So Much Water So Close to Home - also in fact alluded to in Robert Altman's Short Cuts - but here the action is transposed to the vast landscape of New South Wales.

We propose here that the pseudogenes observed close to IS elements in NoAz, as well as in the other organisms, may be genomic scars from recently transposed IS elements, currently located some distance away.

But they transposed it to this ranch in Dallas.

Russert said that Solomon combined questions and took "an answer and transposed it to another question".