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We performed high-throughput hydroxyl radical experiments by identifying cleavage positions using primer extension performed with fluorescently labeled primers, resolved by capillary electrophoresis [30], [31], [32].

Cycles of averaging and phase extension, performed using for averaging only the rotational symmetry, consistently resulted in a thin shell of continuous density with details differing depending on the initial phasing and in the phase extension protocol used.

Extension (Ext) indicates which of the three genomic extractions the classification refers to the location of the 120 nucleotide extension performed on the original read (3'- 25 nt upstream, 120 nt downstream, 5' – 120 nt usptream, 25 nt downstream, Both – 120 nt upstream, 120 nt downstream).

It is possible that conventional signature extension performs better in other regions than in our study region.

No differences in muscle function were observed during 50 consecutive knee extensions performed at 3.14 rad/s.

Extensions performed to the original formalism allow to shift the wire along the FDTD cell, to trace oblique trajectories, to model bare wires, insulated, and coaxial cables.

Primer-extensions performed with probes specific for 5S rRNA and miR-21 gave very similar patterns to each other with no significant effect of Toxoplasma infection (Figure 2A).

Our results, together with recent data published by Olson et al.[ 36] who studied the influence of gravitational loading orientation on the anterior and posterior lumbar muscles during trunk flexion-extension performed from supine and standing positions indicate that external load is a major modulator of the FRP.

However, measurements without dorsal foot extension were performed before those with dorsal foot extension.

Denaturation conditions were always 94°C for 1 min and extension was performed at 72°C for 1 min (10 min final extension).

Record collections before the rock era were often an extension of performed or parlour music, not necessarily a well-sculpted expression of individual taste.