In Chapter 6, "RNA and the Beginning of Life, Darnelll covers RNA evolution and RNA chemistry as crucial pieces in the understanding of RNA as a key player in the origin of life.
"If we shift the emphasis from DNA sequence variation to epigenetics misregulation as a key mechanism of disease origin, we can perhaps better explain the non-Mendelian features" of diseases.
When speaking of the correlation of Migration and Development, the importance of remittances is mostly mentioned as a key impact on countries of the migrants' origin.
Nevertheless, lower pol-prim levels or weakened origin association that approaches below a minimal threshold may alter the temporal and spatial pattern of origin firing in S phase, as was shown for the key origin firing factors Cdc45 and Sld3 (Mantiero et al., 2011; Tanaka et al., 2011).
While the presence of CAFs is widely accepted as a key factor for promoting tumorigenesis, the origin of these CAFs remains largely unclear.
But why choose a little-known symposium in Maryland, or hospitals in New York and Pennsylvania, as key origin points for the current renderings of 'self-harm'?
The first conclusion concerns the considerable importance of olive origin as a key element in individual choices.
In "The Origins of Totalitarianism," Hannah Arendt repeatedly stresses arbitrariness as a key characteristic of state terror: it is random enforcement that undermines any faith in the law and arbitrariness that robs people of their ability to act.
aurantiacus has been long regarded as a key organism to resolve the obscurity of the origin and early evolution of photosynthesis.
Grasses regularly sprout in the forum, a tenacious, earthy reminder of Saepinum's origins as a key crossroads amid fertile pasture land.
Besides, factors involved in the establishment of origin timing such as histone deacetylation induce local modifications in these key origin features, leading to a more open origin conformation.
