In Japan he started collecting antique Japanese woodblock prints known as ukiyo-e, assembling a notable collection eventually given as a gift to Amherst College.
Generating large, complete data matrices can be both logistically daunting (e.g., assembling DNA samples from all taxa) and prohibitively expensive.
Similarly, intermediate results can be downloaded from our pipeline (e.g., assembled contig sequences) to be imported within other preferred computer programs for further analysis (e.g., functional annotation).
An example of the role of MoRFs in scaffolding proteins is RNase E, which assembles the RNA degradosome.
Components (a) to (e) were assembled and sterilized together by autoclaving (30 min at 121°C), while components (g) to (i) were sterilized separately by autoclaving and added under aseptic conditions.
This architecture includes a series of mini-databases, a number of knowledge-based components ('experts'), models of the pond ecosystem, and various decision support features (e.g. assembling alternate management scenarios, economic analysis, and data visualization).
In future, robots could be capable of performing delicate and complex production steps that previously could only be done by hand (e.g. assembling a mobile phone).
They also pointed out that the ready availability of other workers to take their place created competition that resulted in workers taking safety risks such as doing hazardous work without training (e.g. assembling a scaffold).
When IAR-2 cells formed new cell-cell contacts, GFP-E-cadherin assembled in tangential lines along the cell-cell boundaries.
In order to verify whether this ER staining reflects the presence of E-containing assembled particles, we analyzed the HeLa-prME stable cell line by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) on thin sections of fixed, epon-embedded cells (Figure 3A).
