Since these three systems are non-destructive, rapid, economic and consistent, their fusion can form a powerful and objective inspection tool able to out-perform the individual constituting techniques.
The staff members encouraged their fellow workers to join the union as well, which they argued will secure better pay and working conditions, and is consistent with Fusion's progressive-leaning reporting.
The first generation of DDD pacemakers had limited AV delay programmability such that there was either full ventricular pacing or consistent ventricular fusion.
Chronic MPP+ treatment also significantly increased the average size of monodansylcadavarine fluorescent puncta (Supplementary Figures S2A and B), consistent with fusion and maturation to autolysosomes.
The size of this larger transcript, approximately 2.3 kb as compared to the migration of 18S and 28S RNAs, is consistent with fusion of upstream hnRNP A2/B1 exons to the Neo gene.
The mean microfibril diameter was 3.8 nm perpendicular to the sheets of chains, unusually large for a woody material but consistent with fusion of pairs of smaller microfibrils over part of their length.
The proportion of local rearrangements were consistent with fusions in the Mitelman database [ 17] (Additional file 1: Figure S3).
The SEC62 PTD predicted in both datasets passed RT-PCR validation, but has no evidence in the genomic data, suggesting that transcriptome-level processes may have caused this chimera, consistent with fusions reported by Kannan et al. [ 14].
Furthermore we describe an algorithm to define a set of maximal consistent subsets before fusion occurs in the reasoning framework.
In the translation of this mRNA, an additional product was seen (asterisked in Figure 6) whose size is consistent with a fusion of the encoded ORFs (this is considered in the Discussion section).
