Moreover, techniques such as the genome-wide chromosome conformational capture (4C) and cryo-FISH have provided evidence for a greater degree of intermingling of chromosomes than it was previously envisioned (Branco and Pombo 2006; Simonis et al. 2006; Zhao et al. 2006).
We found no evidence for independent clustering, and the pattern of intermingling between analyzed RNA and DNA sequences was overwhelming (data not shown).
The new finds, say experts, are the first direct evidence that some early forests contained widely divergent types of intermingling plants and weren't just groupings of single-species patches.
Among them are the longevity of the relationship, shared payment of household expenses, intermingling of finances, maintaining joint accounts or credit cards, engaging in family-type activities and functions, naming each other in wills, and holding themselves out as family members in a manner that evidences the intention of creating a long-term, emotionally committed relationship.
Thus, the level of intermingling between CT's strongly depends on the local looping probabilities.
The degree of intermingling between these two regions is controlled by soluble chemotactic factors called chemokines.
The intermingling of traditions, music, art as well as mosques, churches and synagogues is no where more evident than in Sarajevo - evidence of tolerance and coexistence that held the fabric of our society together.
We found statistical evidence of compartmentalization between lung and blood in 10/18 subjects, although lung and blood sequences were intermingled on phylogenetic trees in all subjects.
Although this early evidence of cross-fertilisation is important, it is during Mahler's extended Wunderhorn phase, in which his Second, Third and Fourth Symphonies were written, that the song and symphony genres are consistently intermingled.
