For just as a gene can carry a mark from its parent of origin, so it can be imprinted by that parent's own experience.
When Marie Antoinette fled the Tuileries in 1791, her carriage became lost as soon as it left the palace, turning right instead of left, crossing the Pont Royal to the dark lanes of the Left Bank. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte arrived in Paris carrying a map marked with nonexistent streets.
In terms of passing on costs to the customer, Grana said most fashion items carry a mark-up of around seven-to-eight times the cost due to the chain of process.
A paradigm for this mechanism is the binding of heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1) to histone H3 carrying a trimethylation mark at lysine 9 (H3K9me3).
Later Robin Williams came out in a surgical costume, carrying a cooler marked "Human Organs".
But in Sadr City, a Shiite neighborhood in Baghdad, a man promoting the Shiite political alliance marched yesterday carrying a balloon marked with the numbers 555 in Arabic.
One colleague was so impressed with Mr. Cantrell's record that she gave him a bobblehead doll carrying a briefcase marked with dollar signs.
High in the stands, one Stoke City supporter had come dressed for the occasion, wearing a José Mourinho mask and carrying a placard marked as a P45 for Louis van Gaal, the struggling Manchester United manager.
To address this question, Lingner and co-workers developed an ingenious assay to measure telomere elongation events in individual cells during a single cell cycle, taking advantage of yeast mating to supply telomerase enzyme to a telomerase-minus cell carrying a uniquely marked telomere.
In March 1981, during dinner at a small Italian restaurant in Chelsea, Fiona gave me a small bronze of a youth carrying a baby to mark the impending arrival of our first daughter, Kate.
