To provide a more accurate and complete map of essential origin sequences that bind ORC, we performed genome-wide location analysis of ORC and Mcm2p with a high-density, tiled oligonucleotide microarray.
But this lack of essential origins in each and every phenomenon, the absence of their first cause, simultaneously means that we ourselves, all sentient beings, are endowed with the original enlightenment of the hosshin (hongaku hosshin).
The large majority of primary headache in patients afferent to ER are of essential origin.
The level of mini-chromosome instability in Δgcn5 cells was comparable to that of the mcm5-461 strain, which harbors a mutation in one of the essential origin licensing factors, MCM5 [29], [29].
We show in vivo that both conditions of increased and decreased VEGF-A levels have an essential role in the origin of the cardiac disease.
Moreover, this result indirectly supports, in our opinion, two basic hypotheses: (1) that primary stereo-affinity did play an essential role in the origin of the genetic code, and (2) that even before translation amino acids might have been engaged in coding by complementary pairs rather than one by one.
Because the F-generated property is necessary for a set of reactions to be capable of spontaneous generation, it is essential for an origin of life scenario.
Presumably, burnout has an essential part of its origin in the broad economic and social changes, such as growing competition, individualism and work reorganizations that have taken place in modern societies [ 11].
During the course of evolution, HGT has played an essential role in the origin and dissemination of genetic and metabolic novelty.
These HGT events have played an essential role in the origin and distribution of biological innovations.
James B. Jacobs, a professor at the New York University School of Law, and Kimberly Potter, an attorney in private practice, have produced in "Hate Crimes" an essential guide to the origin, politics and enforcement of hate crime laws.
