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An example of a tandem repeat increased for dsRNA structure/stability is shown in Fig 5C.

Another example of a tandem PDZ domain is the fourth and fifth PDZ domains (PDZ45 tandem) of GRIP-1, which are required to interact with GluR2/3 [ 57].

An example of a tandem repeat is the tetranucleotide (CATT n repeat within the promoter region of the macrophage inhibitory factor gene, where subjects can have from five to eight repeats [ 11].

A typical example of a tandem mass analyzer used for quantitation is a triple-quadrupole analyzer, where the first quadrupole isolates the precursor ion, the second quadrupole is used only for collision-induced dissociation but not for mass analysis, and the third quadrupole detects the product ions.

An example of a tandem mass spectrometry result demonstrating oxidative modification of TiO2-enriched pextractedxtracted from 8-Br-cGMP-treated cells is shown in Figure 2. Peptides containing single oxidised Met residue show an increase in mass to charge (m/z) ratio of 15.9994 that corresponds to the average mass of an oxygen atom.

In the first report describing hp4d promoter, similar pBR-based vectors were used, several tens of transformants were analyzed by Southern blotting, and only one example of a double tandem integration (at the intended pBR docking platform) was identified (Madzak et al. 2000).

An extended spectral range is enabled, for example, by use of a tandem light source configuration and a grating spectrograph having two stages of order-sorting filters mounted over the window of the linear array detector.

Figures4,5 and6 illustrate the state and state transition example of a four-node tandem network.

Actin is used here as an example of a highly expressed tandem copy gene largely because it is a familiar and easily defined gene.

We have shown, for example, that the size of a tandem array consisting of 12 kb repeats at chromosome 8q21.2 can vary from 600 kb to 1.7Mbp, even though these were represented in the genome as 5 6 repeats spanning an "87 kb" gap.

(For an example of the tandem work of art and philosophy, see Dorothea Olkowski's discussion of the art of Mary Kelly (Olkowski 1999).) The body in art is reviewed in Section 5 below.