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In the human CYP2E1 cDNA sequence, the 20-bp stretch maps 98 bp upstream from the CYP2E1R sequence, but in the recRNA primer both sequences were linked together to allow the further generation of the deleted polymerase chain reaction (PCR) fragment.
A postmortem of this kind yields valuable insights into future product development projects, especially for companies that expect to develop similar products in the future or further generations of the same product.
Further generations of the family (with ancestry of the viceroy Antonio de Olaguer y Feliú as well) inherited it, until Carlos Villate Olaguer gave it to the Argentine state in 1913, to be used as an official residence of the President of Argentina.
We anticipate further generations of the IBC array and that future aggregation of large cohorts and studies with similar disease traits will become commonplace, affording significant cost reductions and increased power to detect effects of modest size.
A further generation of designs, the fourth generation, are being developed.
In order to examine the possibility of auto-oxidation of TQ in cell culture media and further generation of ROS, we determined the formation of H2O2 by the TQ in the incubation medium (RPMI) and found the rate of H2O2 production by TQ is significantly negligible (result not shown).
Nine enzymatic steps are required to generate cholesterol from lanosterol, with the further generation of cholesterol sulfate from cholesterol comprising a tenth step (Fig. 1 ).
The catalytic role of quinonic groups on the further generation of superoxide anions and PDMP radicals at long irradiation wavelengths and in the dark is also considered on the overall PPO photodegradation.
The challenge of amalgamating data in the systems biology paradigm necessitates the further generation of large, high-quality quantitative datasets to accurately model parasite biology.
Psychologists talk about inter-generational trauma - trauma that is transferred from the first generation of trauma survivors to the second and further generations of offspring of the survivors.
