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He proposed that same month.

Weinstein also proposed that measure. .

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Finally, contrary to models proposing that H3 and CID/CENP-A nucleosomes are replicated at different times in S phase, we show that interspersed H3 and CID/CENP-A chromatin are replicated concurrently during S phase in humans and flies.

"I am not proposing that," Trump said.

A somewhat different scenario has recently been suggested proposing that Mia40 itself is involved in directing the native folding pathway and in the reshuffling of non-native disulfides acting concurrently as a disulfide isomerase.

We would also like to propose that headache occurring concurrently with sudden blood pressure elevation may be inadequate as diagnostic criteria for headaches caused by pheochromocytoma.

To address this issue, the study [15] proposed that cooperative SUs sent local sensing data concurrently.

It is well known that PDT-generated ROS could concurrently induce both autophagy and apoptosis pathways in cancer cells., Accumulating data propose that autophagy may antagonize apoptosis.

A new cluster-based route-aware placement technique is also proposed that enhances the performance of droplet routing, accommodating larger number of concurrently routed sub-problems in the same planar array.

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