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Before the pipeline review even began, many long years ago, she said she was "inclined to approve" this fuse to one of the planet's biggest carbon bombs.
By changing the fuse to one more capable of dealing with a higher peak-point current, this problem was resolved.
Break fusion bridge cycles are initiated by a double-strand chromosomal break, which, following DNA synthesis, results in sister chromatids with identical free DNA ends that fuse to one another to prevent apoptosis.
Similarly, under the interfacial tension between PLGA and water, the PLGA will shrink and form RNV. At the same time, several reverse micelles inside PLGA shell can fuse to one bigger micelle, and excess lipids would diffuse to the surface of PLGA shell.
They have described the pipeline as a fuse to one of the biggest carbon bombs on the planet, and said that extracting and burning all the oil in the Alberta oil sands would mean the game was over for global climate.
Finally, they mixed the two sets of cells together, leaving them to fuse to one another.
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M-track uses HKMT, a histone lysine methyltransferase and its acceptor sequence, a histone H3 fragment, each fused to one of the proteins suspected to interact, to create permanent methyl marks on the acceptor even upon transient interaction of the proteins of interest.
Our "chimeric" TSTA system uses a duplicated variant of the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) gene enhancer to express GAL4 derivatives fused to one, two, or four VP16 activation domains.
Interestingly, the genes encoding component IIB and IIC are fused to one gene, TKV_c23130.
SS18 (also known as SYT) is commonly found fused to one of SSX1, SSX2 or SSX4 in synovial sarcomas [ 24].
Most members of the 7TMR-DISM family are fused to one of two extracellular domains at their N-termini.
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