Sentence examples for transposition of one from inspiring English sources

It's just a transposition of one kind of passion to another".

A permitted variation is the transposition of one work into the style of another, an apt illustration being "Der Shir Hashirim fun Mendl Pumshtok," a Yiddish version of "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" composed in 1937 by Saul Bellow (age twenty-one) and Isaac Rosenfeld (age nineteen): Meg ikh oyfesen a floym?

Small-scale duplications may also cause transposition of one of the duplicate genes to an ectopic site.

We infer that the fish-specific duplication of the TSP-4 gene was accompanied in the puffer-fish lineage by transposition of one of the duplicated genes.

Two of the squids, L. bleekeri and S. lessoniana, share a nearly identical gene arrangement (differing only by a transposition of one block of genes: trnI, - rrnL, - trnV, - rrnS, - trnW [minus symbol indicates opposite transcriptional orientation]).

Finally, the shuffled duplicates corresponding to the ancestral WGD may be due to the transposition of one copy to a nonsyntenic location, but we cannot entirely exclude that ancestral SSD also contributed to this process.

This model posits that retrotransposition occurs recurrently in most (if not all) plant genomes, through the transposition burst of one (or very few) families at a time.

Alternatively, full length elements in the middle of the array could also be explained by the simultaneous transposition of more than one HeT-A element, or access of HeT-A transposition intermediates to the end of the chromosome when terminal erosion has not yet taken place, for example when the capping complex is disassembled.

Most promise for the future probably lies in further improvements to the re-mobilization approach demonstrated by Fonager et al., in which the transposase remains expressed in the parasite cell and facilitates the transposition of piggyBac from one insertion site to another.

In the presence of 100 mM K+, loop transposition induced one of the G-quadruplex isomers which shared identical loops but differed in the sequential order of loops into a hybrid topology while the others into predominately parallel topologies.

Thus, in the case of an identifiable horizontally transferred TE, we expected to observe many highly similar copies of the TE corresponding to this burst of transposition in one or both genomes, in contrast to few conserved TE insertions (Lerat et al. 2011; Dias and Carareto 2012).