Related to the fact that uracil is a foreign base in DNA, uracil-containing mismatches are probably more efficiently repaired than thymidine-containing mismatches.
While hydrolytic deamination of cytosines produces uracil, which is a foreign base in the DNA sequence that is identified and fixed by the DNA repair system, methylated cytosines are hydrolytically deaminated to thymines, which are not identified as foreign and hence less likely to be repaired, resulting in a C→T transition [ 34], which is the most common point mutation in humans [ 34, 36].
"The quality [of businesses] in the U.S. is extremely high," Pardo said, noting that if you are a foreign-based company eager to penetrate the U.S. market you have to step up your game in terms of talent and output.
In two trials, training was conducted by a foreign based neonatologist with support from local midwives and facilitators [ 12, 29].
For fifteen years he was a foreign correspondent based in Africa and Asia and travelling all over the globe.
Alex Farkas was a foreign correspondent based in Budapest who derails the conspiracy and wins over the hot, leggy heroine.
Mr. Murphy previously worked at The Los Angeles Times, where he was a foreign correspondent based in Poland and South Africa and reported on the war in the former Yugoslavia.
Yonatan Touval is a foreign policy analyst based in Tel Aviv.
For Mr. Murphy, who grew up in Bernardsville, N.J., and has been a foreign correspondent since 1993, based in Rome and Athens, the book began, fittingly, as some combination of reason and obsession.
To complicate matters from an IRS exam perspective, many of these entities in whole or in part are foreign based.
Back then he was a desk assistant for NBC in Washington; now he'll be a foreign correspondent for NBC, based in Cairo and covering the whole of the Middle East.
