The phrase "a same pool of" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "the same pool of." You can use "the same pool of" when referring to a shared group or collection of items, people, or resources.
Example: "We are all drawing from the same pool of ideas for our project."
Alternatives: "a shared pool of" or "the identical pool of."
Thus, hBoraN and TPX2 do not bind to the same pool of Aurora A, but Plk1 and Aurora A are able to form a ternary complex with hBoraN.
Since mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation and LDHB in a way compete for same pool of pyruvate it is also a possibility that decreased levels of LDHB is a compensatory mechanism in response to impaired mitochondrial function as more pyruvate will be available for acetyl Coenzyme A conversion.
As a negative control, the same pool of proteins was also incubated with the unloaded streptavidin-sepharose matrix.
An additional heterochromatic region was added later, and a subset of the same pool of F2 females were selected based on exhibiting heterozygosity in this additional region of interest at two markers spanning the centromere of Chromosome 3 (Table 1 and Figure 1, C and D).
And here's a graph of Series A and B stage investments from the same pool of investors.
"We have a built in safety belt: they won't have the same pool of capital to do a megadeal," she said.
Someone else might pick a completely different exhibition from the same pool of entries.
These results agree with numerous studies of vomeronasal response of rattlesnakes to E versus NE prey [ 15, 17, 18], including a previous study performed using the same pool of C. atrox venom as used in this report [ 18].
Gaskell said the move to allow universities unlimited recruitment has also injected a new risk in competing for the same pool of applicants.
"Sometimes an organisation can restructure its compensation so that a greater good is obtained from the same pool of cash," Kracher said.
