Sentence examples for whose termini from inspiring English sources

The openers locally expose one of the two strands of duplex DNA for hybridizing the probe, whose termini are complementary to the displaced DNA strand.

That is, since learning is a dynamic process whose termini are roughly our first thoughts and talk about the world, on the one hand, and knowledge of Forms on the other, and since in thinking and talking about the world we must apply concepts, recollection is viewed as a doctrine of innate ideas whose effects are felt almost immediately in the conscious mind.

In the curvingly cave-like, broad interior corridor, whose terminus at the house's kitchen is visually delayed by the perspectival effect of that curve, a notional representation of endlessness, and an experience of enduring anticipation.

There is a way to experimentally probe this in a (fictive) C. crescentus mutant whose terminus has an altered position on the chromosome (that these regions indeed can be moved on the chromosome has been shown recently in Ref. [24]).

Next, a 2.4 kb SalI-SpeI fragment, whose 3' terminus ended 0.5 kb upstream of the start codon, was subcloned into pBluescript II SK+ (Stratagene, La Jolla, CA), then transferred as a SalI-SalI fragment into the XhoI site of the modified pPNT plasmid.

A recent study via single-molecule fluorescence spectroscopy showed that high-fidelity polymerases cannot extend a primer whose terminus occurs across from AAF.

The converse situation also occurs where our calling criterion classifies genes whose 5' terminus lies within a "region of difference" as "absent".

If so, increased inter-kinetochore distances in sgol2 Δ/Δ oocytes should be reduced by targeting MCAK to centromeres by artificial means, namely by expression of an MCAK protein whose N-terminus is fused to the C-terminus of CENPB-eGFP.

In this system, green fluorescent protein (GFP) was fused to the C-terminus of the affinity-tagged mini-intein whose N-terminus was fused to a target protein.

The second sequence encodes a putative protein whose C-terminus is homologous to that of SARP1, but has an unrelated N-terminus.

Our discovery that PTPIP51 interacts with VAPB, an ER protein whose amino-terminus project into the cytosol, suggests that PTPIP51 is an outer mitochondrial membrane protein whose carboxy-terminus projects into the cytosol.