Detailed maximal ranges and subranges of the involved regions are listed in Table 2. Of note, entire and partial loss of 1p was found in all cases, including three cases with partial telomeric 1p loss (CH14, CH39, P937) and three cases with partial centromeric 1p loss (CH7, CH30, P554).
Cabrita Reis' precarious structures, which also include entire or partial buildings sited outdoors (he will be building one in Regent's Park, at next year's Frieze Art Fair), are in one sense uninhabitable, like Rachel Whiteread's casts, the late Absalon's one-man Habitations, Gregor Schneider's terrifying houses, Mario Merz's Igloos, the rooms and lives Perec described.
The assay would be useful as a prelude to sequencing entire or partial DNA genome regions of various OPVs, including natural or recombinant OPVs and potentially dangerous bioengineered OPVs designed to express foreign DNA or other viruses.
In addition, 7 chromosomal regions ranging from 57 bp to 849bp that encode entire or partial integrated transposases share between 99% and 100% identity with the two plasmid transposases (Figure 1).
In all the animals that we examined we noted no fragments of cephalopod flesh, gladii (entire or partial), sucker rings, hooks or eye lenses; beaks were found in varying stages of digestion and no fish or crustaceans remains were observed.
PCR amplification and cloning of cDNAs proceeded as follows: PCR oligonucleotides pairs were designed to amplify the entire (or partial) cDNAs without start and stop codons to optimize expression from pTrcHis2 (Invitrogen), and to fuse the C-termini to a c-myc epitope and 6X-His tags within the vector.
They likely represent entire or partial separations of the matrix compartment.
Some isoforms retained the entire or partial intergenic sequence (seq) between the parent genes or spliced elements of it (exons).
In what concerns gene annotation, a wide range of organisms are covered, from entire to partial genomes.
Entire or partial duplication of some genes like POPDC3 may have great economic importance in poultry breeding.
A body fossil is defined as consisting of the entire or partial body (frequently wings) of a lepidopteran egg, larva, pupa or adult in sedimentary matrix.
