Thus, long-term plasticity in one synaptic input is associatively induced by PRPs of another synaptic input, in a process referred to "cross tagging" (Sajikumar and Frey 2004).
I wear a combat cross dog tag.
Analyses of F2 and F3 progeny from a cross between TAG-11 (generated in var2-5 bandground) and var2-5 indicathatthet the suppression phenotype in TAG-11 is due to a recessive mutation that co-segregates with a complex T-DNA insertion pattern at a single locus (Additional file 1, Figure S1).
The flow chart of this system (listed in Figure 5) including the modules for input, matrix data creator, cross-extraction, tag-to-gene, tag-to-library, and output are described in detail later.
The preferred reduction of the dead-end cross-linking tag is probably due to its small steric hindrance (as shown below, the dead-end tag is on the N terminus of the B chain).
Waiting to welcome extraterrestrial visitors outside Walker Air Force Base in Roswell, N.M., he prepares some introductory thoughts: "I will tell them, 'You are not alone.' " (That's maybe a cross between a tag line for a big sci-fi movie and a Stephen Sondheim song?) Three visits with this fellow are at least two too many, despite Mr. Bahorek's fervent performance.
These probes are then amplified, labeled, detected, and quantified by hybridization to tag microarrays; tags are designed to have low cross hybridization.
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When this "TIVA tag" crosses the cell membrane, the peptide is removed, locking the molecule within the cell.
The draw back of this approach is that even if radioactivity is detected in the offspring, it is possible that just a metabolized fragment of the cytokine containing the radioactive tag crossed, rather than a functional intact cytokine.
