Sentences with phrase «helixes into»

Splitting the dimer required the researchers to bend one of the helices into a «U» by inserting a new turn.

It recognizes the specific DNA sequence by inserting a pair of α - helices into grooves of the DNA helix and sensing functional groups on DNA base - pair edges.

Not exact matches

Helix Sleep charges $ 800 for a full and $ 900 for a queen — with a $ 100 charge if you want to split the bed into different styles.

They founded Helix Sleep, a startup publicly launching today, that constructs custom mattresses based on a series of criteria you input into an online questionnaire.

Similar to its competitors, the Helix also ships rolled up in a box and expands when you pull it out into the air.

We've also taken a deeper dive into some of the more unique ones, like the Helix Pillow that always stays cool to the touch and has adjustable layers, or PangeaBed's copper - infused iteration that's springy and more sanitary than other pillows.

Before getting into the mattress hustle, and before getting their MBA, the Helix Sleep boys all worked in corporate America at the likes of Goldman Sachs and Google.

«Through our collaboration with Illumina Accelerator, we hope to provide innovative startups like MedAnswers access to Helix's team of experts in bioinformatics, applied genomics, product development and consumer marketing to help transform their ideas into compelling consumer applications and services that make genomics relevant and accessible to all,» said Justin Kao, co-founder and Senior Vice President of Helix.

After completely binging the show she recommended (P.S. Jericho is AMAZING) I went into a new show the Mr. found, Helix.

A small hallway then throws the drones into a deadly helix.

The sudden heating would cause a double helix to separate into single strands.

In March of 2006, astronomers reported an 80 light year - long nebula near the center of the Milky Way Galaxy, the Double Helix Nebula, which is, as the name implies, twisted into a double spiral shape.

In the miniprotein, which the team call «PPa», the two helices wrap around each other and their amino acids contact intimately in what are termed «knobs - into - holes» interactions.

The chromosomes here were isolated from cells, heated until each DNA double helix unzipped into two complementary strands, and then mixed with previously prepared, tagged DNA fragments.

Noller (p. 1508) discusses how the basic building block of RNA — the double helix — has been fashioned into the intricate «protein - like» three - dimensional surfaces of the ribosome.

This particular lipid forms tubules called myelin figures, which curl up into the double helix seen in the micrograph.

In the new study, he introduces a synthetic molecule which folds into a helical structure that mimics surface features of the DNA double helix, and whose precise shape can be altered in a modular fashion by the attachment of various substituents.

However, when temperature is then decreased, type - I collagen remains a fibrillar hydrogel, whereas CMA will disassemble into triple helices or short oligomers and return to a suspension.

Hartgerink and lead author Vivek Kumar, a postdoctoral researcher at Rice, viewed clotting as a good avenue of investigation for practical application of KOD, a synthetic protein made of 36 amino acids that self - assemble into triple - helix nanofibers and hydrogels.

Unlike straight L peptides, which can be fairly easily converted to a D form, most biologically active peptides are twisted into helices, and so far there has been no good way to design their mirror - image counterparts on a large scale, said Kim.

But as the cylinder gets wider, the possibilities spiral into mind - bogglingly complex helices and patterns.

In the study, they demonstrated the new technique on 3D shapes with a range of complexity, including a hand balled up into a fist, a mother - child hugging and a DNA double helix.

The increasingly detailed hierarchical picture of the genome that researchers like Dekker, Misteli, Aiden and their colleagues have been building goes something like this: Nucleotides assemble into the famous DNA double helix.

The helix winds onto nucleosomes to form chromatin, which winds and winds in its turn into formations similar to what you get when you keep twisting the two ends of a string.

PARTICLE acts in three different ways to prevent expression of the MAT2A gene: 1) by winding around the MAT2A gene to create a DNA: RNA triple helix structure locking down the MAT2A gene promoter, 2) by binding the messenger RNA product of the MAT2A gene and preventing it being used for MAT2A protein synthesis and 3) transferring MAT2A messenger RNA into intracellular vesicles that are subsequently ejected from the cell.

Base editing, in contrast, does not cut the double helix, but instead uses enzymes to precisely rearrange some of the atoms in one of the four bases that make up DNA or RNA, converting the base into a different one without altering the bases around it.

Two specific long - range interactions clamp the two halves of the domain together: a two - Mg2 + - coordinated adenosine - rich corkscrew plugs into the minor groove of a helix, and a GAAA hairpin loop binds to a conserved 11 - nucleotide internal loop.

Compared to the way two matching strands of DNA twist into a graceful helix, RNA is a mess.

In the conventional picture, only one of the twin strands that make up the DNA double helix — the so - called «sense» strand — is copied into a single strand of messenger RNA (mRNA).

An off - Broadway play and a trove of lost letters have brought the discovery of DNA's double helix back into the headlines.

Insights into Avian Influenza Virus Pathogenicity: the Hemagglutinin Precursor HA0 of Subtype H16 Has an Alpha - Helix Structure in Its Cleavage Site with Inefficient HA1 / HA2 Cleavage

When a cell prepares to divide, the DNA splits first, the double helix «unzipping» into two separate backbones.

Instead of using double - stranded DNA to make genetic libraries that can be fed into a next - gen sequencer, as was standard practice at the time, Meyer and his team first separated the double helix, then prepared the sequence library using each of the single strands, doubling the amount of fragments the group had to sequence.

As the electrons flowed into the nickelate, it created a magnetization with a twisting pattern as in a helix.

When DNA is replicated, the double helix is pulled apart into two individual strands.

Today, the Golden Helix Foundation and the Section of Pharmacogenomics and Pharmacogenetics of International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (IUPHAR) have entered into a collaborative agreement to foster their cooperation and to advance basic and clinical research in pharmacogenomics, its clinical translation and educational and learning activities.

This structure could represent a stretch activated state of TREK - 2, where mechanical force applied to the lipid membrane leads to an upward movement in transmembrane helices M2 - M4 into this up conformation.

HAR1 does not code for a protein but for a long RNA, a type of molecule that guides proteins or modulates their expression.5 We predicted that the HAR1 RNA could fold into a three - dimensional structure because its conserved sequence has palindromic regions that pair up to form a series of interconnected «stems» that look like ladders — think of an untwisted DNA double helix.

Their description of the double - helix sparked a torrent of research into DNA that today has us on the verge of finding a cure for genetic diseases.

Once in helix form, the crystals can reproduce by diving into two identical helixes, displaying «memory marks» on their structures [source: New Journal of Physics].

In the scientists» simulations, which were performed on the International Space Station and in a zero - gravity environment at a German research facility, the plasma crystals sometimes developed into corkscrew shapes or even the double - helix shape of DNA.

TFs with winged helix - turn - helix (wHTH) motifs use an alpha helix to read the base sequence in the major groove while inserting a beta sheet «wing» into the adjacent minor groove.

Would you know how to turn a bucket into a seismograph, how to make a scale model of a DNA double helix from cans and bottles, or how to simulate a human eye with the help of a shampoo bottle?

She says the recommendations through Helix aren't meant to be a specific plan for execution, but rather a guide: «As we get more insight into the little things that impact us, I think the hope is we'll be able to see what we can tweak to be happier and healthier.»

The Collagen goes through multiple levels of enzymatic processing to break the large, triple chain helix collagen down into much smaller, easier to absorb and lighter collagen peptides.

From the creative minds of Square Enix and Double Helix Games, FRONT MISSION EVOLVED brings the classic FRONT MISSION franchise into an action - packed third - person shooter that gives players full control of a massive humanoid war machine - the wanzer.

Critics Consensus: Effectively creepy and oozing with chills, Helix unexpectedly digs deep into its world and its characters, with a suspenseful plot that continues to pique interest as it advances.

Helix started off quite well, a group of scientist trapped inside an institue in the Arctic trying to find the cure to a deadly contagious virus that turns people into goo dripping madmen.

Going into Front Mission Evolved I wasn't sure what to expect.I normally am not the biggest fan of mech games, however, Square Enix and Double Helix Games have done a great job with this title.Long time fans of the series, or of this genre in general, might not like some of the changes that were made in the latest title, however, Square Enix has made it a lot more accessible.The game is much more like a third person action game as opposed to the tactical type of game play that the series is generally known for.There were definitely times when it felt a little like Lost Planet with the difference being this game actually worked pretty well and was fun.

Mudbound helixes the fate of two families, one white and one black, working the same few acres of Mississippi land, and sliding into a conflict that spans years (and generations).