This encourages curators not to sacrifice quality of information for commissions, as people would pick up on this and favour another curator," is how it argues this on its website.
(The woman never pursued legal action due to fear of professional repercussions and asked the MoSex curators not to disclose details of her identity or the alleged incident for the same reason).
Terms in these subsets are identified by a "Restriction" comment in the UniProt-developed GO browser QuickGO [ 20] alerting curators not to use them.
"Kerchache wanted people to be confronted with the power of the objects," explains Leanne Sacramone, the exhibition's curator, "not just to look at labels".
She also wrote disparagingly of the people who granted him power and "raised him to the level of God: the experts, art historians, curators, critics, not to mention courtiers, parasites, bootlickers".
Also, curators try not to propagate terms to ancestral organisms in which they are clearly inappropriate, such as 'nucleus' for a gene present in the last universal common ancestor (LUCA).
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One senior museum curator, who asked not to be named, said Fischer had a great reputation as a museum director.
This is a contentious subject, but the intention of the curator, Brian Wallace, is not to make any sort of political statement but to prompt discussion.
Before my Wednesday afternoon visit, I had watched a video segment on the Tate's Web site, tate.org.uk, in which a curator cautioned people not to take the seeds.
