"Queenan aptly identifies, pathologizes and lampoons every form of loutish and insufferable behavior that plagues big-time athletics today," Tobin Harshaw wrote here in 2003.
Subsequently, it was demonstrated that the compound identified, aptly termed monastrol, is indeed a reversible, allosteric inhibitor of Eg5, which blocks the catalytic cycle of the motor by interfering with the release of ADP (Maliga et al, 2002).
Lustig and Petes, who used Southern blotting to screen for mutations with altered telomere length, identified the aptly named TEL1 gene (Lustig and Petes, 1986).
Perhaps "desoufflage" would aptly describe this.
In a recent study published in the new journal Microbiome, researchers harvested beneficial bacteria from the stool of a healthy donor, and then purified, isolated, identified, and tested the mixture, which they aptly named RePOOPulate.
A third domain that lay between the proposed RING sequences, and again heavily populated by cysteine residues, was identified by multiple sequence alignment methods and aptly named an IBR (InBetweenRING) domain [ 23].
No, he did not forget his successor, the 33-year-old, aptly named Shaka Smart, who played his college ball at Kenyon College in Ohio, a place more identified with deep liberal-arts thinkers than great crossover dribblers.
Previous work had identified several compounds that block axon regeneration and found that they bind to the aptly named Nogo receptor on the surface of neurons.
The aptly named Walter White -- the brilliant blond-hair, blue-eyed dynamo -- could have easily passed but identified himself as a black man and devoted his life to the N.A.A.C.P.
