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The clusters are defined by fixed coordinates, which allows comparative analyses of multiple libraries and the identification of differentially regulated clusters (DRCs) in the genome.

For example, one of the most common DRCs in toxicology is the Hill function,, [9] where K A is the dose producing a half-maximal effect a measure of potency and n is a slope parameter.

One birth in 100 in DRC results in the death of the mother, and one child in three under five is severely malnourished.

A mass vaccination campaign in western DRC in May immunised more than 200,000 people, said Heather Kerr, Save's country director there.

Human rights campaigners said about 110 people had been detained across the DRC in the four days before Kabila's mandate expired.

The addition of universities was unremarked in the original Chinese proposal for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in 2008.

"In DRC, in part because they are under such scrutiny, they have developed a very onerous mine site inspection system," she said.

There was a theatrical air to the opening of the trial of Jean-Pierre Bemba, the former vice-president of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in The Hague.

Key informants and a review of gray literature indicate numerous training and capacity-building efforts being conducted and implemented in DRC in various sectors including agriculture.

Note: All photos by author who was a MONUC accredited journalist in DRC in 2007.

Rose Mapendo is a survivor of the massacre in the DRC in 1998.