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The GO terms that were overrepresented by the transcripts of both genotypes at 28 DPA compared to 21 DPA include: SCW biogenesis, cellulose microfibril organization, and numerous carbohydrate terms (sucrose, fructose, xylose, mannose, galactose, starch, trehalose).

For example, methionine-labelled polypeptide (which also showed high identities to late embryogenesis abundant protein), 7S globulin, dehydrin-like protein and embryogenesis abundant protein D-34 that were predominant in zygotic embryos, were absent in suspension cell culture which was predominated by the transcripts of acidic class III chitinase and 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid oxidase.

(This experience cannot of course be replicated by reading the transcripts of both conversations, which is perhaps why he considers "Litany" something of a failure, though it works well in performance).

In a surprising twist, Greenwald's leaker is revealed to be none other than Vice President Joe Biden, which the N.S.A. swiftly confirms by releasing the transcripts of the Biden-Greenwald phone conversations.

The first author initiated the analysis by reading the transcripts of the interviews several times.

By contrast, the transcripts of BrIPT9-1 was relatively steady, but BrIPT2 and BrIPT9-2 were also moderately induced by 6-BA.

The chaplains found great value in these opportunities to improve their practice by reading the transcripts of patient interactions.

By contrast, the transcripts of RR15, 21 and 22 were not detected in these conditions (data not shown).

IL-10 increases the synthesis of miR-187, which promotes the termination of inflammation by blocking the transcripts of TNF- α and IL-12 [ 102].

CspC protein acts by stabilizing the transcripts of several genes including the alternative sigma factor rpoS gene, which regulates several other genes for survival under stress conditions [ 33].

The lawsuit filed Monday claims that TM told police that Holtzclaw ran her name for warrants – a detail supported by the transcript of Holtzclaw's first police interrogation.