Online today in Science, they describe inserting different combinations of three different genes into the fungus to block the malaria parasite from entering the mosquito's salivary glands.
English physician Edward Jenner coined the term vaccination in 1796 to describe inserting pus from cowpox lesions into open cuts on human patients to prevent smallpox.
A slide with CHO cells, prepared as described above, was inserted in the docking station, and the docking station was placed on a heating plate (37°C; Linkam Scientific Instruments, UK) on the stage of the microscope.
These are described as Euler Bernoulli beams inserted in an elastic foundation that represents the embedding composite laminate.
To tag with green fluorescent protein (GFP) the septin ring as has been previously described (35), GFP was inserted in frame at the C terminus of CDC10 by using a nourseothricin selection method (36).
Sexual violence was commonplace ; one man described an electric-shock device inserted in his anus; women interviewees said guards routinely used rape as punishment.
In a similar way, Novotny described 'patients who insert in their lacerations needles and similar foreign bodies', but again, this action is not seen as nearly as important as the act of self-cutting, which was constitutive of the stereotype and his article's title, 'Self-cutting' (Novotny, 1972: 51972
Janet Kardon, who had put the Mapplethorpe exhibition together in 1987 at the Institute of Contemporary Art of Philadelphia, described one photograph, of a finger inserted in a penis, as "a very ordered, classical composition".
In the first case, described by Sohn, the MI was inserted in the buccal alveolar bone and the force was applied through an elastomeric chain to a buccal button for 3 months [10].
We have previously described that the MDA prophage is inserted in dRS3 repeats [20], more precisely in some target dRS3 sequences (consensus dRS3/Nf1 sequence: ATTCCCgcCTgcgcGGGAAT; [42]).
