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M75 and V/10 mouse MAbs specific for the human MN/CA IX protein were characterised earlier (Pastorekova et al, 1992; Zatovicova et al, 2003).

However, as discussed by Pfalz et al, this mechanism likely prevails for other PPR proteins characterised earlier, such as CRP1 or HCF152 (Barkan et al, 1994; Meierhoff et al, 2003), suggesting a general role for protein binding to intergenic regions in RNA maturation.

The "creative ambiguity" which had characterised earlier stages of the peace process was no longer useful, said Mr Blair.

As a result, the scope for imaginative reworking of the past – the misrecognitions and mutations that characterised earlier cults of antiquity like the 19th-century gothic revival – is reduced.

In the afternoon, as elements of the 7th Airborne Battalion moved through the Thuan Loi rubber plantation to search for remnants of the second group of the ARVN 1st Battalion, the Viet Cong 271st Regiment started attacking the South Vietnamese paratroopers in a manner which had characterised earlier ambushes.

Building on bio-logical devices that were modularised and rigorously characterised earlier, we co-transformed constructs which produce GFP (CARRY) from an HrpRS AND gate in a low copy plasmid, RFPasv (SUM) from hybrid promoters pBAD-Cl2B and pRHAB-Cl2B and λCl repressors from a pHrpL promoter in a high copy plasmid into E. coli (Fig.  6a).

Mr Osborne is determined that next Wednesday's budget will not be characterised by the type of u-turns on tax which characterised last year's statement.

But there were no policy prescriptions for campaign finance reform, constitutional amendments, or even the defiance to work around Congress that characterised last year's address when Obama promised executive action in place of stalled legislation.

François Hollande would thus be wise to consider your conclusion: "In the long run autocrats may pay a higher price".Luca Volontè Chairman Dignitatis Humanae Institute Rome* SIR – You characterised 1968 as "pleasurably radical".

Although not wielding quite the compelling blend of erotomania, humour and tragedy that characterised last year's Grinderman project, Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! nonetheless packs a punch of similarly idiosyncratic power.

In this work, we have spectroscopically characterised CYP157C1 from Streptomyces coelicolor A3(2) which has the motif E297QSLW301 rather than the invariant EXXR motif in the P450 K-helix.