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FAS subunits can be crosslinked with spacer lengths as short as 6 Å, via cysteine residues engineered near the N terminus of the full-length polypeptides.

Other studies investigating the genomic consequences of tumor suppressor inactivation have engineered near-nullizygosity (i.e. not haploinsufficiency) using RNA interference technology [ 24].

Researchers studying HIV have finally engineered a "near native" version of its surface proteins, which promises to clarify the infection process and how to derail it.

Netflix has engineered a near lock on subscription streaming video by offering the long tail wherever consumers might want to watch: on smartphones, Blu-ray players, game consoles, PCs and tablets.

Communications had been scheduled to end today, exactly one year after the craft went into orbit around Eros. Engineers signaled NEAR, for Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous, to turn on its gamma ray spectrometer, an instrument intended to determine the composition of material on the surface of the asteroid and a few inches below.

All was calm here on an unseasonably cool afternoon in the control room of the Connecticut Valley Electric Exchange as engineers neared the end of their 12-hour shift monitoring the power plants, substations and major transmission lines that serve Connecticut and western Massachusetts.

Many ambitious companies like Hashfast and Cointerra, which were started by high level engineers, neared bankruptcy.

Co-expression of a soluble transhydrogenase or of an NADPH-dependent acetoin reductase allows one to drive the last step of the engineered pathway to near completion, resulting in pure meso-2,3-butanediol being produced.

But a single new strain, adapted or engineered to grow near younger trees, might make plantations possible.

The silk was engineered by Tufts University, near Boston, from a silkworm cocoon that had been boiled to create a silk solution that can be deposited as a thin film.

This approach involves selective attachment of photoreactive aryl azide groups to unique cysteines engineered at sites near main interaction points of the nucleosomal DNA with the globular domains of histones H2B, H2A, and H4, respectively, 54, 39, and 2 bp away from the dyad axis of the nucleosome.