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Flow cytogenetics was instrumental during the early phases of the human genome sequencing project, catalyzed the recent progress in clinical cytogenetics, contributed significantly to the analysis of karyotype evolution in primates and other animals, and assisted in physical mapping and sequencing plant genomes, to name just a few key contributions.

This can be done only if comprehensive economic policy adjustments are accompanied by progress on the political and social fronts -- particularly in catalyzing the bipartisanship and popular harmony needed to overcome deeply embedded structural constraints.

She hired skillful collaborators, catalyzing the best work from her longtime producers and songwriting partners, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.

Advances in the structural biology of these viruses has catalyzed rapid progress toward understanding the complexity of the flavivirus immunogen and the molecular basis of antibody-mediated neutralization.

Yet, could humanity's rush for progress stimulate a heating that, in combination with a perfect storm of events, catalyze the Venus Syndrome?

(18) An analysis of metastasis-related genes revealed that DHPS, an enzyme catalyzing hypusination, contributes to the progress of tumor malignance and poor prognosis.

Among other things, it catalyzed the greatest manhunt in history.

Copper (and the iron in my knife) also catalyzes the reaction of oxygen with many molecules.

"But the mayor of New York can catalyze the concerns of regional development," he said.

"There's nothing to really catalyze the bulls," Mr. Blood said.

Pulsars also helped catalyze the hunt for gravitational waves, wrinkles in the substance of space-time.