In addition, the Gene Composer database contains modified codon usage tables derived from codon preferences of highly expressed proteins (HEXP-CUT), or hybrid codon usage (HyCUT) designed to accommodate expression in multiple systems, e.g., bacteria or insect cells.
Childs returned in 1953 to Johns Hopkins, and he eventually confirmed the Lyon hypothesis, in which one of the two X chromosomes in human female cells becomes inactivated randomly in order to accommodate expression of the single male X chromosome; prior to Childs's research, this process, known as "lyonization," had been observed only in female mice.
Thus, the results of the present study suggest that the training programme applied taught residents to accommodate expression of concerns by the patient and relative.
The concept of endurance art is a Thing, and Pharrell's "Happy" video might have just stretched the definition to accommodate expressions that are not necessarily born of pain, trauma, or suffering, as has previously been inherent to the genre.
Nonetheless, advances in analysis methods for RNAseq, such as the assembly of clusters of full length alternative spliced isoforms [ 28] and models accommodating isoform expression estimates uncertainties [ 61], allow the estimation of differential gene expression for isoforms in our species.
Our data support the proposition that each genome has evolved a codon usage pattern accommodating gene expression level, and RCBS value >0.5 exhibits favourable codon usage.
It is a combination of Parigotʼs λμ-calculus with the idea of "coercion calculus" due to Cervesato and Pfenning, accommodating let-expressions in a surprising way: they expand Parigotʼs syntactic class of named terms.
Failing to find in non-Western modes of thought precise translations of comparable rational expressions in their own languages, anthropologists hastened to conclude that the problem must lie with the non-Western modes of thought which appear to lack ways of accommodating rational expressions.
We have developed a class of dynamic metabolic models, widely known as "Cybernetic Models," which provides a framework to accommodate gene expression information and enzyme regulation and predict the system-level, dynamic metabolic profile and overall cellular outcome.
In his eyes the city had grown dirtier, more expensive, more dangerous and less accommodating to free expression and the life of the mind.
