In the enthralling "Mother Goose" the atmosphere is backstage; dancers gather around a storyteller, entranced, and soon begin to create tales of their own, borrowing props from other ballets (including the bed from "The Nutcracker" and paper lanterns from "Watermill").
Recently, by taking advantage of their specific DNA binding properties, researchers fused the restriction domain of FokI nuclease to these TALEs to create TALE-FokI nuclease (TALEN) hybrid proteins [ 170] and use them for biotechnological application such as gene targeting (reviewed by Scholze and Boch [ 171]).
"It is when the muses entered the museum, the moment in time when story merged with art, when the Greeks created tales that would eventually be written down".
Furthermore, slaves created tales to amuse themselves, and the African element is most evident in animal tales; the tar-baby story is among the best known of the genre.
Alice Munro, one of the foremost short-story writers of her generation, creates tales that have the scope and amplitude of novels: whole lives are condensed into a handful of pages, the progress of love is charted over the years as passion gives way to restlessness or deeper commitment or something more ambiguous.
In tracing the choices her heroines make and the fallout of their decisions, Ms. Munro has created tales that limn entire lifetimes in a handful of pages, tales whose emotional amplitude and keen sense of the mundane muddles of ordinary life have established her over the last three decades as one of the foremost practitioners of the art of the short story.
Whether we believe these stories to be literal occurrences, divinely inspired actions or humanly created tales, they are the lifeblood of the Jewish conversation.
Childlike wonderment also created tales of hidden "PokéGods" like Mewthree and Pikablu, and these were largely circulated by amateur Web 1.0 sites, the glittery animated.gif backgrounds of which will forever remain burned into the retinas of early players.
In a recent study targeting regions in a DNase I hypersensitive site in human HEK293T cells, Maeder et al. (75) created TALEs with varying numbers of domain repeats, allowing them to incrementally tune the dynamic range of expression between 5.3- to 114-fold.
They choose a setting, characters, props and actions to create a tale, while recording their own voice narration to be played back afterwards.
