Sentence examples for without fusion with from inspiring English sources

Spore, a reproductive cell capable of developing into a new individual without fusion with another reproductive cell.

The catalytic rate constant (kcat) and Michaelis Menten constant (KM) for -cocaine hydrolysis catalyzed by A199S/S287G/A328W/Y332G BChE (without fusion with any other peptide) have been determined to be 3060 min−1 and 3.1 μM, respectively, in the present study.

To confirm the above results and to examine the role of the NF-κB pathway in the K13-induced inhibition of lytic replication, we generated stable clones of BCBL1-TREx-RTA cells expressing Flag-tagged wild-type K13 (i.e. without fusion with ERTAM) and its two NF-κB-defective mutants, K13-58AAA K13-67AAA7AAA, respectively [37].

We have found that a significant fraction of the inoculated cells spread in the brain and transdifferentiated into neuronal-like cells expressing neuronal markers, without fusion with host cells, thus indicating a genuine transdifferentiation process induced by the host developing brain environment.

In addition, GFP-Lc3-positive vesicles were observed in the vicinity of M. marinum without fusion with compartments containing bacteria (Vid. S2).

PROCON is a multicenter, randomized controlled trial comparing cervical anterior discectomy without fusion, with fusion with a stand alone cage or with implantation of a disc.

Surgical management comprises primary reconstruction of the pars interarticularis defect, decompression of the nerve root without fusion, decompression with (instrumented) spondylodesis, or a combination.

Lamifuse is a multicentre, randomised controlled trial comparing laminectomy with and without fusion in patients with a symptomatic cervical canal stenosis.

Some transmembrane proteins are displayed on the baculovirus surface without any fusion with the baculovirus envelope protein [ 15, 16, 26].

The vector (with or without fusion partners) was digested with Ssp1 for two hours and applied to DNA agarose electrophoresis.

Previous studies have often included patients with and without concomitant spondylolisthesis subsequently treated with decompression with or without fusion (Yukawa et al. 2002, Athiviraham et al. 2011), perhaps making the cohorts from these studies more heterogenous and evaluation of prognostic factors more difficult.