The phrase "and poon" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or informal expression that lacks clear meaning or context.
Example: "I went to the store and poon."
Alternatives: "and more" or "and such".
This has led to a growing interest in laboratory scale experiments, based upon work by Wellborn (1981) and Poon (1985).
Roser et al. (2007) and Poon et al. (2013) found that complication is more frequent in skull base tumor.
The application of RCA may increase the chloride penetration rate of RAC (Kou and Poon 2006; Kou et al. 2007).
More details about the Singapore education tracking system can be found in Tan, Teo, and Poon (2016).
The idea behind using solid tires is to give users a comfy ride but keep Spin's maintenance costs low, Ko and Poon said.
Grossman et al. (2011) and Poon et al. (2013) found emergency procedure was the predictor of severe complication due to respiratory trouble postoperative which affected the outcome.
Let A denote the alternation limit algebra, studied by Hopenwasser and Power and by Poon, which is the closed direct limit of upper triangular matrix algebra determined by refinement embeddings of multiplicity r k and standard embeddings of multiplicity s k.
The activity of nuclear import and nuclear export signals can be controlled through regulation of their interactions with importins and exportins, respectively (Kaffman and O'Shea, 1999; Poon and Jans, 2005).
Although proteins smaller than ∼40 kDa in size can traverse the NPC by passive diffusion, nuclear accumulation of larger proteins is energy-dependent and is mediated by specialised import receptors, the majority of which belong to the Impβ superfamily (Görlich and Kutay, 1999; Fried and Kutay, 2003; Poon and Jans, 2005; Stewart, 2007).
These receptors, which continuously transit between the cytoplasm and the nucleus, interact with import signals in the cargo protein, either directly or through adaptor proteins such as Impα (Görlich and Kutay, 1999; Pemberton and Paschal, 2005; Poon and Jans, 2005; Stewart, 2007).
Popular throughout the region — native ground for the ginger, lemon grass, cinnamon, black pepper and turmeric that flavor them — the soups go by many names, including curry laksa, curry mee, la sa ga and khao poon, in Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and other countries.
