The authors propose a competition mechanism through which nucleosome spacing is accomplished by competitive sliding by two Snf2 subunits bound to opposite sides of the nucleosome.
And Germany is to bobsledding what the United States is to snowboarding: they've won the most medals by far, and, not coincidentally, they have more competitive sliding centers than any other country.
The cDNAs prepared from each condition were used in single channel non-competitive slide-based hybridizations.
Not only is the yen relatively weak in nominal terms, but falling prices in Japan have made it even more competitive.The slide in the yen's real exchange rate seems odd, given that Japan boasts the world's largest current-account surplus ($164 billion last year).
Skaters shivered as Manuel Corredor, 31, an instructor and competitive skater, slid a bright red Zamboni-like machine over the ice like a sleigh.
After pre-hybridization incubation, the labeled DNAs were deposited on the 1 M array slide for competitive hybridization to take place for 40 hours at 65°C.
The specificity of the immunostaining was confirmed on two slides by competitive inhibition with human mast cell tryptase at a concentration of 1 microgram/mL (Sigma-Aldrich, St .Louis, Missouri, USA).
Labeled products were precipitated, purified and combined (sample + control) for competitive hybridization on the array slide at 42°C for 72 hours.
Hulu, with it's forthcoming subscription model "could be significant competitive threat for us," notes one slide.
The slides were interrogated by competitive hybridization with 5 μg each of Cy3 and Cy5 labelled pairs of OA-control, OA-OP, or OP-control amplified RNA samples.
