Sentence examples for transposition pathways from inspiring English sources

Tn7 encodes five transposition genes (TnsABCDE) that in combination define two separate transposition pathways [23].

Both Mu-mediated transposition pathways are catalyzed by a high-order protein DNA complex called a transpososome (reviewed in Gueguen et al. 2005; Harshey and Jayaram 2006).

The resulting θ-like DNA structure is a common intermediate for both transposition pathways (Chaconas and Harshey 2002; Harshey and Jayaram 2006).

The Mu phage undergoes two alternative transposition pathways (Fig.  1) at different stages of its life cycle (Howe 1997; Paolozzi and Ghelardini 2006; Symonds et al. 1987).

Although β interacts with transposases involved in various transposition pathways, this alone does not imply the generation of an orientation bias for these IS families in chromosomes.

Additionally, we find that the transposases of up to nine different IS families with different transposition pathways interact with the β sliding clamp, an essential replication factor, suggesting that this is a widespread mechanism of interaction with the host.

Data are accumulating that suggest they are dynamic and undergo staged conformational changes to accommodate different steps in the transposition pathway.

By preventing transposition, the piRNA pathway ensures that genetic information passes faithfully to the next generation.

In the cell, Tn7 uses two distinct transposition target site selection pathways encoded by five genes (TnsABCDE).

In addition to influencing the pathway organization, transposition and recombination of IS6100 elements can affect the sequence of Lin enzymes.

In this case, both standing genetic variation and new mutations (transpositions) are used to assemble new biochemical pathways.