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And it also announced that in the seven years since Prime's launch it has expanded the catalog of items to 15 million from 1 million.

In recent years, UNESCO has expanded the catalog to include more examples from traditional cultures worldwide.

First, we considerably expanded the catalog of mRNA retrocopies for primates, including the identification of large set of retrocopies in Platyrrhini genomes.

We expanded the catalog of ciliary GPCRs and demonstrated for the first time that a secretin family GPCR, VPAC2, localizes to primary cilia not only in neurons but also in glial cells including astrocytes and oligodendrocytes (Fig. 3), thereby implicating the involvement of both neuronal and glial primary cilia in VPAC2-mediated signaling.

During the past few years, genome-wide association studies have dramatically expanded the catalog of genetic variants associated with some of the most common human disorders, such as various cancer types, type 2 diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, Crohn's disease and cleft lip/palate [ 111- 118].

So as Netflix adds customers — and cuts costs — it can gradually expand the catalog.

Asked whether agreements like this one will help Netflix to expand the catalog of content available for instant streaming, Mr. Hastings said that is more a function of the company's overall 11.1 million subscriber base.

At the same time, Bartók was expanding the catalog of his compositions, with many new works for the piano, a substantial number for orchestra, and the beginning of a series of six string quartets that was to constitute one of his most impressive achievements.

Genetic engineering provides a path to increase structural and functional complexity of these biopolymers, and thereby expand the catalog of available biomaterials beyond that which exists in nature.

These findings show the power of TNGS in identifying sequence variations in a very large gene and the surprising results obtained in this study greatly expand the catalog of known VDR sequence variants that may represent an important clue in the emergence of vitamin D deficiency.

This approach not only systematically expands the catalog of mitochondrial proteins in the model plant Arabidopsis, but also gives a systematical assessment on fourteen genomic-scale predictors for identifying mitochondria proteome.