ライフサイエンスコーパス: replicative form

1 odel mutagenic lesion to the double-stranded replicative form.

2 as yet to be shown that it can revert to the replicative form.

3 ed viral DNA genome into the double-stranded replicative form.

4 eplicative intermediates and double-stranded replicative forms.

5 The content of hepatitis B virus (HBV) replicative forms and HBV core protein in the liver of H

6 an elementary body (EB) and an intracellular replicative form called a reticulate body (RB).

7 resulted in an increase of intermediate DNA replicative forms compared to those produced by wild-typ

8 in adenovirus-infected cultures even though replicative form DNA was undetectable.

9 by purification and nucleotide sequencing of replicative-form DNA and by the release of phage particl

10 By using AAV replicative-form DNA as the substrate, it is possible to

11 ts of single-stranded DNA per monomer-length replicative-form DNA compared to wild-type AAV2.

12 ion is converted to circular double-stranded replicative-form DNA in the presence of cell extracts an

13 less single-stranded DNA per monomer-length replicative-form DNA molecule than wild-type AAV2.

14 14-fold less double-stranded, monomer-length replicative-form DNA than did wild-type AAV2.

15 ction of the extended form of monomer-length replicative-form DNA, which is thought to be the immedia

16 that bridge adjacent genomes in concatameric replicative-form DNA.

17 ve been reported on direct effects of intact replicative-form HCV on DC function.

18 complex assembles beta onto supercoiled DNA (replicative form I), but only at very low ionic strength

19 d DNA and converted supercoiled plasmid DNA (replicative form I, RFI) into the open circular form (RF

20 singly primed M13 template, and full-length replicative form II product was synthesized at equimolar

21 urthermore, they were more effective against replicative forms, in particular amastigotes.

22 In a 3120 base fragment from replicative form M13mp18 DNA containing 24.6% guanine, 2

23 introduced into two double-stranded vectors, replicative forms M13mp2SVoriL and M13mp2SVoriR, which c

24 tyrphostin-treated cells but double-stranded replicative form monomer DNA was most abundant in adenov

25 d-type levels of the double-stranded monomer replicative form (mRF) replicative intermediate but redu

26 TA* in Escherichia coli, we constructed the replicative form of an M13mp18-derived phage containing

27 mately associate with reticulate Bodies, the replicative form of Chlamydia.

28 Thus, generation of the replicative form of CTXphi, pCTX, a step that precedes p

29 We detected the replicative form of CTXPhi, pCTX, in all four of these V

30 However, the actual replicative form of the (-)RNA template in the case of p

31 By using the duplex replicative form of the HBoV1 genome in human embryonic

32 ic of a closed bacterial system and that the replicative form of the organism is the LCV.

33 e type IV pili or that no longer produce the replicative form of the Pf4 genome can tolerate the loss

34 Here, we describe novel replicative forms of a eukaryotic vector DNA that consis

35 l cell lysates was performed to identify the replicative forms of DNA.

36 The SeqA protein binds to the post-replicative forms of the origins of replication of the E

37 rtional to the appearance of double-stranded replicative forms of the rAAV genome.

38 RT-PCR allowed detection of replicative forms of the virus, indicating that the viru

39 face the problem of eliminating not only the replicative forms of viral DNA found in the cytoplasm bu

40 ation initiator proteins that bind the viral replicative-form origin of replication, nick the origin

41 ve learned that strains harboring the CTXphi replicative form produce cholera toxin under all conditi

42 e-specific DNA lesion to the double-stranded replicative form (RF) DNA, and permits one to quantitati

43 By analyzing replicative-form (RF) DNA generated in vivo during LuIII

44 Replicative forms (RFs) and replicative intermediates (R

45 w that the full-length and subgenomic-length replicative form RNAs rapidly accumulate and then satura

46 f infection, EBs differentiate into a larger replicative form, termed the reticulate body (RB).

47 l cycle is characterized by an intracellular replicative form, termed the reticulate body, and an ext

48 tected vacuole, L. pneumophila converts to a replicative form that is acid tolerant but no longer exp

49 la pneumophila converts from a noninfectious replicative form to an infectious transmissive form when

50 nd negative-strand HCV RNA, which is a viral replicative form, was found in three of these patients.

51 HCV sequences and replicative forms were detected in autopsy brain tissue

52 Viral replicative forms were found in lymphocytes from 2 and i

53 ation was very similar to that of the CTXphi replicative form, with the exception of missing ctxAB.

54 A 60% reduction in HBV replicative forms within intracellular core particles wa

55 sed levels of hepatitis B virus intermediate replicative forms within the cell.