In complementary common-garden and field studies, M. polymorpha morphology was determined to be partly environmentally and partly genetically controlled [8].
Inhibition occurs either by translational suppression and mRNA destabilization of mRNAs with imperfect complementary sequences, common in mammals, or by cleavage of mRNAs with a perfect match to their sequence, common in plants [2], [3].
PCA revealed that the new reversed-phase/zwitterionic ion-exchangers (RP/ZWIX) are complementary to common RP, HILIC and mixed-mode phases on the market and could be a promising alternative in impurity profiling and 2D-HPLC concepts.
This approach provides complementary and common patterns from known methods, models, and theories of social systems interventions that could support a generic framing of large scale sociotechnical systems: digital social innovation ecosystem, living Labs, Fab Labs, enterprise collaborative networks.
The division of labor reflected the complementary aspects common in Iroquois culture: The twin gods Sapling (East) and Flint (West) embodied the two complementary halves.
We hope that the increased capability of the recently available, more powerful 100K and 300K microarray platforms will allow the inclusion of probes complementary to common insertions and deletions at each sequence position to overcome this technological limitation.
The positively charged D-domain is essential for MEK binding to a complementary acidic common docking domain in the carboxy-termini of ERK1 and ERK2 [ 20, 21].
Neutron-imaging has proven to be an alternative tool for non-destructive investigation, and one that is complementary to common X-ray techniques [ 6, 7].
Because of the sequence similarity of SMN1 and SMN2, probes SMN1-1*, SMN1-6*, SMN1-8* and SMN1-8* were complementary to common regions in exons 1, 4, 6, 8 of either SMN1 or SMN2.
