However, in certain cases, such as the GHH domain, which was acquired by animals, the toxin is no longer retained in its catalytic form; instead the catalytically inactive form is used as an extracellular signaling molecule (i.e. Od-Oz or teneurin).
More than 60 years later, another arbitrary suite by Chopin, although retained in its piano form, proved to be no less fruitful for the American choreographer Jerome Robbins in Dances at a Gathering (1969).
The modified Rankin Scale is imperfect but should be retained in its present form for comparability with existing treatment comparisons.
The city's name was retained in its Arabicized form, Nabulus.
However, major chromosomal rearrangements were not detected in the other 46 chromosomes by G-banding or M-FISH (Fig. 1B and D), which suggested that a haploid chromosome set was retained in its original form.
Segmentation arose very early in the group and is retained in its probably primitive form by most annelids.
They also suggest retaining, in its original form, some part of any population that has been edited a kind of molecular Noah's Ark .Esvelt and his colleagues have developed a system to keep gene drives from spreading where they are not wanted.
They also suggest retaining, in its original form, some part of any population that has been edited — a kind of molecular Noah's Ark .Esvelt and his colleagues have developed a system to keep gene drives from spreading where they are not wanted.
The results showed that sodium MMA MAA copolymers prepared by neutralization form ionic clusters and retain in its backbone non-neutralized acid groups.
Some of the business affairs unit is expected to be retained in some form because its expertise in negotiating big deals is still needed, even if the deals are not likely to be as complex as past deals.
It disappeared from land warfare with the introduction of the bayonet, though it was retained in shortened form as a naval boarding weapon through the 19th century.
