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In contrast, in epithelial cells, we show that xMELK and endogenous RACK1 co-localize at cell cell contacts and the two of them concentrate together with ZO-1 at the tight junctions.
Mix cider and Omija concentrate together.
Laurent Sury, head of mission for Médecins Sans Frontières, observes that "with such a large number of people concentrated together, there is always the risk of waterborne disease".
Downing Street is also understood to be interested in this approach, citing recent developments in France where Islamist terrorists have been concentrated together in isolation wings to prevent them radicalising the much larger Muslim prison population in French jails.
The collection and sorting of individual items by the most economic method, concentrating together all items that are going to the same place or in the same direction, involves the use of local transport, usually operated by the postal services themselves, and sorting offices.
That type of brain power, concentrated together in a single startup, is rare.
Even in 2006 data on ethnicity for Canada's census divisions (CDs) and subdivisions (CSDs), populations of Ethiopians (including sub-groups) and Somalis appear concentrated together: the estimated ethnic populations are highly correlated.
It's an opportunity to be in the room with other human beings concentrating together.
During magma crystallization, rubidium is concentrated together with its heavier analogue caesium in the liquid phase and crystallizes last.
To tackle the problem, he had the different research groups working on plutonium and nuclear reactor design at Columbia University, Princeton University and the University of California, Berkeley, concentrated together as the Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago.
