Paintings, drawings, rug designs, jewelry, toys and personal mementos -- many of them gifts bestowed by the artist -- augment the fancy-free mobiles and stabiles in which the show abounds.
But this was the period when Calder was beginning to take many of the disparate ideas about abstract art he had formed during seven years of living in Paris and play with them in much more complex ways, combining his mobiles (a name given to the creations by Marcel Duchamp) and stabiles (a term coined later by Jean Arp) in a way that became his signature.
The circularized streptavidin RNA aptamer retained its binding of streptavidin and was stabile in HeLa cell extracts compared to the linear form of the streptavidin aptamer.
There is also "Big Bird," a 1937 stabile in bold red and black flanked by a smaller model called "Little Bird," and "Un Effet du Japonais," a 1940 three-legged piece in black with two attachments (one red, one black) of wires and metal circles.
But that is when Ms. Stabile, seated in a large tent off to one side of the stage, was called to action.
SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) is more useful than other conventional markers, because it is the most abundant and stabile type of genetic variation in most genomes [ 13– 15].
SNPs are more useful as genetic markers than many conventional markers because they are the most abundant and stabile form of genetic variation in most genomes [ 11].
Single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are the most abundant and stabile form of genetic variation in most genomes, which have become the marker type of choice in many evolutionary and ecological studies [ 27– 29].
Thus, the reaction was quantitative and fast (<11 min), and the product was stabile in solution for at least 1 day.
The phone started ringing, and Stabile went to Los Angeles, carrying the print of "Gravesend" with him at all times, in a garbage bag.
