These gradients increase bi-directionally from the center of each region towards the respective ends, suggesting that both the strands were left single-stranded during replication.
He ended the way he always ends, suggesting that the lines -- originated by Mr. Trippi for a long-ago speech to a Democratic Party meeting -- had even more meaning on this, his final day as a presidential hopeful.
Unlike in embryonic tendon, mature tendon contains none, or very few fibril ends, suggesting that the fibrils are continuous throughout the entire tendon [12].
At 40°C induction does not occur until after the heat shock ends, suggesting that at temperatures above 37°C the HSR machinery itself may be inhibited.
Nevertheless, statistical enrichment was more often seen in shortened 3′ ends, suggesting that cells may remove the layer of control offered by RBPs under stress conditions.
The small RNAs within each family showed identical 5′ sequences and only differed at their distal 3′ ends, suggesting that they are derived from the same precursor sequence.
The latter two sequences were of higher coverage than the genomes overall and assembled into single, circularly permutated contigs that contained read pairs that mapped to the two ends, suggesting that they represent an actively replicating phage.
Moreover, contrarily to non-clustered oocyte-specific genes, those that are organized in clusters tend to map near chromosome ends, suggesting that this specific near-telomere position of oocyte-clusters in rodents could constitute an evolutionary advantage.
Moreover, contrarily to non-clustered oocyte-specific genes, those that are organized in clusters tend to map near chromosome ends, suggesting that this specific near-telomere position of oocyte-clusters could result in an evolutionary advantage.
In the absence of profilin, elongation appears to occur at the same rate on barbed and pointed ends suggesting that profilin could be essential for directional filament elongation [ 16].
