Sentence examples for truncated part from inspiring English sources

The FRP dimer was fixed due to the presence of interfacial disulfides, ∆NTEO was taken as the N-terminally truncated part of the compact OCPO, and their relative position as well as short N-terminal tags on both FRP and OCP, were modeled using CORAL39, without imposing any contact restraints.

One of the solutions to this problem is to truncate SS-CIR in such a way that most of its energy is preserved in the truncated part.

The truncated part of the PTP domain aligns with ptpn22 in our phylogenetic tree (Fig. 1), and to ensure that this is a member of the NT4 class PTPs, we derived a phylogenetic tree with truncated PTP domains from several species corresponding to the available sequence in the zebrafish genome (Fig. 2).

The cDNA is most often a truncated, 3' part of the spliced gene.

A fragment of IP3R1 truncated part way through the loop following TMD1 (NT[8]) had a similar distribution to NT.

The CDS sizes ranged from 144 bp (CDS6, truncated part affiliated with transposase IS66) to 2,310 bp (CDS31, putative protein kinase /transcriptional regulator).

The truncated parts of the REP-1 molecule are shown in red.

It also contains 16 truncated parts of various CDS, including disrupted copies of soj and mob.

We used the annotation tool InterProScan (Quevillon et al. 2005) to determine if truncated parts of PTC alleles that are not targeted by nonsense-mediated decay or expanded parts of SCP alleles that are not targeted by nonstop decay contained any known sequence features or domains.

By scanning the corresponding genome sequences using Artemis, we found some of the truncated parts of the FBG domain exist in the genome in close relation to the annotated fragment, suggesting that the truncation probably was a missannotation of the genome.

However, we found that two successive ORFs coded the N- and C-truncated parts of a putative full-length CNGC protein, respectively.