Sentence examples for transposition that from inspiring English sources
The work's title is "Death Is Golden," a transposition that takes the mind from "silence is golden" to "silence equals death," the 1980s rallying cry of AIDS activism.
Our results reveal mechanistic principles of conjugative transposition that could help control the spread of antibiotic resistance genes.
In patients with congenitally corrected transposition or transposition that has been corrected with atrial switch, the morphological RV pumps blood to the aorta.
We show that, if we allow all adjacent transpositions, as well as the transposition that interchanges the element in position 1 with the element in the last position, then the number of transpositions needed is at most ⌊n24⌋.
In addition, the Stowaway MITE has an enhancer of transposition that further facilitates its ability to amplify over Mariner.
That massive transposition that causes drastic deleterious effects is demonstrated by the well-known phenomenon of hybrid dysgenesis in Drosophila (Bingham et al. 1982; Bucheton 1990).
Assuming that the DNA fidelity processes fit to this scheme of preferential arrangement of bases in conserved segments, our observations raise the possibility that DNA fragments, introduced into such segments by processes such as transpositions, that do not conform to the overall fit may be preferentially excised by the replication machinery to retain the integrity of the host sequence.
R-SAP modules were slightly modified to include intragenic SVs such as deletions and insertions and other complex SV signatures such as transpositions that were not detected in the original R-SAP configuration.
However, type II introns were likely available in the early eukaryotic nucleus (likely imported with the mitochondrion); type II intron transpositions that were overall favored would fix, intron numbers (and thus genome-wide transposition rates) would increase, and introns would saturate the genes.
We show here that this restriction can be bypassed through alternative transposition, a transposition reaction that utilizes the termini of two separate, nearby transposable elements (TEs).
And, once faced with a manuscript, an editor ordinarily tries to facilitate a writer's vision, to recommend changes — deletions, additions, transpositions — that best serve the work.
