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Amplification or mutation of the MEK5 and ERK5 genes is infrequent; within the data available at catalogue of somatic mutations in cancer (COSMIC, Sanger Institute, UK; www.sanger.ac.uk/genetics/CGP/cosmic), they are relatively uncommon events seen in skin, liver and breast cancer.

Amplification or mutation of the MEK5 and ERK5 genes is infrequent; within the data available at catalogue of somatic mutations in cancer (COSMIC, Sanger Institute, UK; www.sanger.ac.uk/genetics/CGP/cosmic), they are relatively uncommon events seen in the skin, prostate, liver and breast cancer.

Museum the specimen is housed at, catalogue number of the specimen, species label as recorded by the museum (MNHN = Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Naturalis – Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum, NHM = Natural History Museum), unique identifier, locality of provenance as indicated by the museum catalogues, and locality number as used in Fig. 1 are given.

Hollow-eyed voyeurs stare across this space, transfixed at catalogue images of flirty women in party dresses.

As a group, we copy persons excelled at cataloguing our grievances, collecting gossip, and daydreaming.

We're looking at catalogues from his exhibitions, and he's thinking about the nature of art.

But during a 2009 effort at cataloguing the region's forests, which claim more extinct amphibians than any other nation, scientists trekking through the rugged 22,380-hectare Peak Wilderness Sanctuary one night noticed four unusual toads on rocks in a fast-flowing stream.

The 80 years separating Charles Dickens and H. G. Wells matters little when you're considering their styles; both are visualists and humorists who are terrific at cataloguing details.

The 80 years separating Charles Dickens and H. G. Wells matters little when you're considering their styles; both are visualists and humourists who are terrific at cataloguing details.

There are several websites that aim at cataloguing and displaying SNP associations.

In order to capitalize on these advantages, we propose that genome-scale studies aimed at cataloguing the proteins of a particular cellular compartment adopt a complementary approach in which both methods are used.