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encode a protein - This phrase refers to the process of converting the genetic information in DNA into a specific protein molecule. It is a crucial step in gene expression and is carried out by cellular machinery according to the instructions encoded in the DNA

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The nucleic acid of interest may encode a protein.
The target nucleic acid may encode a protein or possess a regulatory activity.
Encode a protein which has the property of promoting proliferation of endothelial cells or mesodermal cells.
A foreign nucleic acid does not have to encode a protein product.
The sequence can encode a protein that confers antibiotic resistance to a cell.
An ORF could potentially encode a protein.
The nucleotide may encode a protein of the disclosure isolatable from a mouse or a human.
In certain embodiments, the polynucleotide is not intended to encode a protein.
The nucleic acid molecule can encode a protein that is a fusión protein.
In other particularly preferred embodiments, the polynucleotide is not intended to encode a protein.
The sequence employed may encode a protein or an RNA moiety.
One discrepancy occurred within the MTL promoter, a regulatory region that does not encode a protein.
A preferred inactive Yes encoding nucleic acid will encode a protein that has diminished kinase activity.
EphB4v2 would encode a protein that lacks the first fibronectin type III repeat.
In yet other embodiments, the donor sequence may encode a protein of interest.

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The polynucleotide may encode a protein having an amino acid sequence shown in SEQ ID NO.
In any of the methods described herein, the exogenous sequence may encode a protein product.
Preferred splice variants encode a protein comprising motif 1 and preferably additionally motif 2.
Alternatively, the DNA of interest can encode a protein of interest.
Preferred allelic variants encode a protein comprising motif 1 and preferably additionally motif 2.
The open-reading frame within this sequence could encode a protein of 231 amino acids.
In one embodiment, the polynucleotides encode a protein which retains its wild-type amino acid sequence.
In addition, TGF-beta binding-protein variant genes should encode a protein having a cysteine backbone.
In another embodiment, the NOI may encode a protein normally expressed in a photoreceptor cell.
The cDNA for human FGE is predicted to encode a protein of 374 residues Fig.
The DNA sequence of interest may encode a protein and / or a biologically active RNA molecule.
This gene is composed of 5 exons that encode a protein 658 amino acids in length.
The DNA sequence of interest can encode a protein and / or a biologically active RNA molecule.
The C4b binding domain, and could encode a protein of about 80kD.
CDNA was isolated and was reported to encode a protein with 68 % identity to the rat thymosin B4.
The variant nucleic acid sequences will encode a protein that is a cancer-associated antigen.
This particular clone, which was found to encode a Protein Kinase, was chosen for further analyses.
Preferably, the isolated AHAS nucleic acids encode a protein having an alanine to threonine mutation.
The B. subtilis dapA gene may encode a protein having a DDPS activity.
The gene is predicted to encode a protein of 263 amino acids.
The Orf B gene is predicted to encode a protein with a mass of ~ 224 kDa.

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