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In rodents, context conditioning and blocking have both been characterized as mechanisms by which memories interact to attenuate or enhance their effects, providing mechanisms by which knowledge about one association can inform the value of others.
BIG1 and BIG2 have both been characterized as protein kinase A-anchoring proteins (AKAP) [25].
The melanoma cell lines showing a higher copy number than expected from the Grey genotype, Ho-Mel-A1 (Seltenhammer et al., in preparation) and M14 [ 20], have both been characterized as malignant, with M14 showing a high expression of the proliferating cell nuclear antigen PCNA [ 20], previously correlated with aggressive behaviour of human cutaneous malignant melanoma [ 19].
The distinctions between the two, however, are muddied; for instance, both are characterized as disinclined to question the assumptions of policy and reluctant to negotiate with adversaries.
SootH and DEP particles were similar in terms of low surface toxicity; both were characterized as containing about 20% organic carbon (OC; Stoeger et al. 2006).
Only two of the genes were significant according to the MK test (P < 0.05, Bonferroni corrected) (Table S2), both were characterized as having a P n/ P s ratio greater than that of D n/ D s.
Surprisingly, the 12-fold sequence coverage of the grapevine genome did not reveal any members of the TPS-f subfamily; however, our FLcDNA cloning identified two members of this subfamily and both were characterized as nerolidol/geranyl linalool synthases.
Both have been characterized as coiled-coil trimers that formed tail-to-tail hexamers through disulfide bonds near their amino termini [ 14].
Both have been characterized as renal carcinoma cells with similar characteristics, although CCF-RC2 cells have already performed the first step of metastasis, the detachment from the combined cell structure and migration from the primary tumor.
In Leishmania spp. both genes have been characterized as unlinked repeats.
