But there are also many imaginable movies that would seek greater complexity and find only chaos and overcomplication — or, alternatively, that would offer a message more congenial to Spielberg and Kushner's more radical critics, but only through exactly the same sort of selective editing of which the makers of "Lincoln" stand accused.
"It is a fiddly process, and I engage in a bit of back-seat sub-editing, some of which has made it into the final cut". This, I realise, accounts for the unusually measured, thoughtful feel of his programmes.
Ms. Yellen's high school career is chronicled in yellowing back issues of The Pilot, the newspaper she edited, archives of which are still kept in the Brooklyn Collection of the Brooklyn Public Library.
Blade Runner isn't helped by the existence of no less than eight different edits, many of which substantially change the story.
Such partially edited mRNAs might be a consequence of T. brucei encoding thousands of different gRNAs, many more than minimally needed for the editing, many of which specify substantially overlapping regions.
The large number of predicted sites may contain sites that can be verified as true RNA editing sites, of which the top seven are listed in Table 3.
Comparison of protein-coding sequences with expressed sequence tags revealed six putative RNA edits, five of which resulted in non-synonymous modifications in petL, psbH, ycf2 and ndhA.
First, much more research is needed to provide a better understanding of the pathways mediated by ADAR editing, some of which play crucial roles in the pathology of human diseases.
Two videos were edited, one of which showed a large monkey (13-yr-old, 9.0 kg) producing a coo vocalization and the other showed a small monkey (6-yr-old, 5.9 kg) producing the same call.
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