Sentence examples for universal target from inspiring English sources

Iconic and public buildings have become a universal target of bomb attacks from terrorists.

Feeding drug-free food to mothers results in universal target gene expression in their embryos.

Total DNA from contents of each group was pooled to create template for PCR and construction of libraries of cloned cpn60 universal target sequences.

However, we have developed an analogous mathematical model for predicting the sequence identity of whole genomes based on the sequence identity of the 542 567 base pair chaperonin-60 universal target (cpn60 UT).

Despite the molecular complexity of these membranes, the lipid bilayer backbone is the permeability guardian, and therefore the universal target of numerous peptides and small proteins that act as perfect weapons.

The P. putida LS46 chaparonin gene (cpn 60) universal target (UT) sequence was obtained from the P. putida LS46 genome sequence and aligned with the cpn 60 UT sequences of 29 Pseudomonas strains available in the Integrated Microbial Genome database Markowitz et al. [2006]).

Collating these views and coming up with a set of goals that are universally agreeable, and include universal targets on tricky issues, such as climate change, peace and security, and women's reproductive rights, as well as finding new models to fund them, will be the challenge of the next two years.

Demanding an end to FGM would hit several universal targets, including health, efficient use of funds, and human rights.

Universal targets teen girls with Honey 2, while Mother's Day is being pitched at the horror audience, ready to move on now that Insidious has neared the end of its run, having grossed an impressive £7m. 1. X-Men: First Class, £5,438,386 from 507 sites (New) 2. The Hangover Part II, £3,826,158 from 475 sites.

Consequently, these DNA segments could in principle serve as 5′ and 3′ homology regions to create a "universal" targeting vector for replacing the constant region exons in the IgH locus of any hybridoma cell.

That is, the extent of the chromosomal DNA which would be replaced by a universal targeting vector would be as little as 5 kb (in a cell producing the α heavy chain) and as much as 180 kb (in a μ-producing cell), and it has been uncertain whether it would be practical to generate such long chromosomal deletions by gene targeting.