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He could be said to have invented the net price principle (see below Price regulation) and the idea of a booksellers' association (1765), which in 1825 became the Börsenverein der Deutschen Buchhändler, a unique organization of publishers, wholesalers, and retailers.

Here, we report for the Chd1 remodeler a unique organization of domains on the nucleosome that reveals direct domain-domain communication.

CRISPR is a unique organization of DNA sequences found in bacteria.

Neurons have a unique organization of their secretory pathway, with membrane and lipid processing in somatic Golgi, and additional ER-to-Golgi transport in dendrites [41], which enables dendrites with Golgi to be longer and more complex [42].

Each part has a unique organization of the epidermis and musculature, which is readily observed by CLSM (Fig.  8a).

The data generated may not be generalizable because they are derived from the experience of a single centre and reflect a unique organization and process of care.

Promethean Community is a unique organization harnessing "the power of performing arts to support communities in catalyzing innovative, engaging, sustainable solutions to the challenges they face".

Second, although phlebotomy and transfusion practices did not significantly change during the data collection period, the study was conducted in a single center without a standardized transfusion protocol and reflects a unique organization, patient population, and process of care.

A beautiful and unique organization of atmosphere, vibe and texture".

Hyaline cartilage, which is located on the articular surfaces of bones, has a defined microstructure and unique organization of cells and macromolecules.

The effective functioning of the innate immune system could be due to the presence of a number of MHC I loci and the unique organization of Toll-like receptor (TLR) families in the genome [ 1, 6].