I dare say I gawped a bit: the dark brown eyes, the tumbling chestnut hair, the glowing skin, the generous mouth, the high cleavage across which she nervously tugs a skimpy cardie, the hourglass figure.
Fragments that help define 1→6, 1→4 and 1→2 linkages are derived from double-cleavage across the pyranose ring (Reinhold et al. 1995).
In general, all processes that lead to stops or cleavage across all transcripts are subsumed into R i and B j.
If Drosha were to cleave such RNAs, the consequences of Drosha cleavage across the whole human genome would be detrimental to cellular survival.
The precursor [M +- Na]2+- ions produced singly charged product ions arising predominantly from cleavage across the glycosidic bonds together with a number of additional product ions derived from cross-ring cleavages, as will be discussed later.
Additional studies found that the HsGEN1 1-527) cleavage across the junction was one nucleotide to the 3′ side of the junction and exhibited an orientation bias similar to RuvC (Rass et al. 2010).
For the W–W' and C–C' distributions we again observed a strong peak at +1, which can arise from a single H4, whereas the peak at +7, which results from cleavage across a dyad axis, was absent.
Deep cleavages run across the political landscape.
The nonuniform propagation of a cleavage front across a field of persistent grain boundaries is analyzed.
The idea that our generation constitutes an actual class, rather than an arbitrary group of people who happened to born in the 20th century's twilight, has been gaining strength over the past few years, but felt concrete the morning after the EU referendum, when a generational cleavage swelled across the country.
