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Grilled shrimp and calamari may be more Adriatic than Mediterranean, but they are terrific, with a rich complement of smokiness.

The synergid cells have the cytoplasm very electron dense because it has got a rich complement of organelles.

Alignment tools must handle a rich complement of genetic variation, including mutations, rearrangements, gain and loss events and duplications.

This article was reviewed by Gaspar Jekely and Frank Eisenhaber Eukaryotes display a rich complement of secreted and membrane-anchored cell-surface proteins, whose amino acid side-chains are subject to numerous post-translational modifications.

Mugsy does not require a reference sequence, can align mixtures of assembled draft and completed genome data, and is robust in identifying a rich complement of genetic variation including duplications, rearrangements, and large-scale gain and loss of sequence.

Fluorophore-conjugated antibodies to PKCα and ezrin were applied to breast cancer tissue microarrays (TMA), obtained from a well annotated tissue bank with a rich complement of clinical data.

Sulzberger, in his letter, contended that the redesigned international edition "is a rich complement to our digital presence".

This would solve a problem that is of importance for the release phloem: it is doubtful whether the few mitochondria in sieve elements of higher plants are functional at all, companion cells with their rich complement of mitochondria are rare in release phloem (van Bel, 2003), and oxygen is a scarce commodity in the phloem (van Dongen et al., 2003).

However, in the past decade, attempts to obtain comprehensive proteomic coverage of the red cell have demonstrated a much richer complement of metabolism than previously anticipated [ 21- 24].

While both of these first two studies identified rich complements of cellulases, hemicellulases, and other carbohydrolases, they revealed no evidence of lignases.

Particular attention was paid to interactions between staff and carers, providing a rich source of data to complement interviews with carers on the issue of carer/staff communications.