The Entertainment Industry as we know it is broadly comprised of live entertainment, mass media entertainment, and electronic entertainment.
The 11% of the sequences that we allocated to the primer mismatch or non-assigned data sets were broadly comprised of 3 groups of sequence.
The eukaryote genome is broadly comprised of exons (coding sequence and untranslated regions, or UTRs), introns (noncoding sequence in a gene) and intergenic regions (noncoding sequence between genes).
The Empire of Brazil was a 19th-century state that broadly comprised the territories which form modern Brazil and Uruguay.
We found that AID interacts with the calcium and integrin binding protein 1 (CIB1), a 22 kDa regulatory protein that is broadly expressed, comprised of four EF hand motifs (two of which bind calcium), and required for spermatogenesis in mice [22], [23].
Abnormal placentation, which broadly comprises placenta previa, accreta, increta, and percreta, is a leading cause of massive peripartum hemorrhage [ 1].
The CPMC PhAESIS process broadly comprises six steps as described below (summarized in Figure 1).
The squares in row 11 of the grid, immediately west of the 1960s trench, featured a thin surficial level formed of disturbed Pleistocene sediments that also contained some recent material (layer 1), under which there was a broadly intact Pleistocene sequence comprised of four different units (layers 2 5).
Some of these and similar bird-dispersed trematodes exhibit little to no local genetic structure, being comprised of more broadly distributed, regionally panmictic populations [e.g., [ 77- 79]].
Recent phylogenetic analysis of the superfamily of lesion-replicating DNA polymerases suggest that they can be broadly divided into four sub-groups comprised of UmuC-like, DinB-like, Rev1-like and Rad30-like proteins.
To assess the hgdp-eigen, we assembled a human liver-specific cohort (HLC) comprised of over 1,000 individuals, broadly representing three ethnic groups: Caucasian American (CA), Hispanic American (HA), and African American (AA).
