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Alaska is known for its abundance of single men.

In "Governess: The Lives and Times of the Real Jane Eyres, Ruth Brandonn covers about 80 years in the profession, concentrating on the era when a rising cadre of nouveaux riches and an abundance of single women came together to make the at-home lady educator a household staple.

Spatial heterogeneity at the scale of shoot (10 s of cm apart), measured in terms of variance in abundance of single taxa, was significantly enhanced close to the point of discharge compared to controls for encrusting algae, filamentous algae and bryozoans.

Besides epigenetic factors, also availability and abundance of single nucleotides affect activation of origins of replication [34] and could play a role in variations of replication fork rates.

It enables estimation of the relative abundance of single and multi-domain homologs, free from expect-value cutoff bias, in both Sanger and 454 GS-FLX pyrosequenced metagenomic datasets.

Both studies showed that disruption of BRCT interactions causes an increase in the abundance of single stranded DNA [ 4, 6].

One striking characteristic of our proposed ERRE structure is the relative paucity of stable stem structures and abundance of single-stranded loops, several of which are unusually large.

Many multicellular organisms have an abundance of single-species-specific trGTPase paralogues for cytoplasmic subfamilies (Additional files 1 and 2).

This paper describes the growth of the abundances of single substances as well as the total organic chlorine budget as derived from this data set spanning more than 22 years.

Recent innovations in synthetic biology and real-time imaging have revealed that the abundance of individual proteins in single cells is subject to significant variation, both between cells, and temporal variation within single cells, typically measured in unicellular organisms such as Escherichia coli and Saccharomyces cerevisiae [ 1- 5].

In contrast, most macromolecular therapies focus on targeting a single receptor or modulating the abundance of a single gene product.