In wild type cells FtsA-YFP is exceedingly regularly distributed at midcell.
Thus, in zebrafish muscle exceedingly high levels of unplugged/MuSK protein ubiquitously distributed on muscle cell membranes still direct AChR prepatterning, synaptogenesis and motor axon growth to the muscle center.
The 11.7 Mb genome of this deep branching eukaryote, distributed over 5 chromosomes showed an exceedingly simple genome structure comprising of only 2 origin recognition complex proteins and total absence of regulatory initiation proteins [ 24].
2. The soul is made of exceedingly fine atoms and has two connected parts: the anima distributed throughout the body, which is the cause of sensation, and the animus in the breast, the central consciousness.
Despite the fact that these two enzymes differ by only nine amino acid residues that are distributed throughout the scaffold, atrazine chlorohydrolase does not catalyze the deamination of melamine and melamine deaminase possesses exceedingly low chlorohydrolase activity.
It is well known that systems transmitting and distributing electricity are exceedingly wasteful and vulnerable.
On Thursday alone, the city played host to at least 10 news conferences dedicated to convention-rooted ire, from the gravely serious (a Chinatown gathering to denounce the war's impact on immigrants) to the exceedingly mundane ("protest organizers meet to distribute newspapers through the subway systems").
They are, however, exceedingly expensive, so Sydney's Central Park seeks to make the technologies cost-efficient by distributing the output, and cost, over different buildings at different times.
Blatter, through his methods of generating billions of dollars through the World Cup every four years and distributing much of it to the national associations, has fed the electorate exceedingly well.
Though The Times is exceedingly generous in the space it allots its arts critics, we still have only a limited number of words with which to distribute praise (or blame).
