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Here, single-molecule spectroscopy is applied for the first time on the PBsomes of red alga Porphyridium cruentum, to detect the fluorescence emissions of phycoerythrins (PE) and PBsome core complex simultaneously, and the real-time detection could greatly characterize the fluorescence dynamics of individual PBsomes in response to intense light.

Vulnerability can be terrifying, but as Brene Brown argues in her excellent book, Daring Greatly, characterizing it as: "the birthplace of love, belonging, joy, courage, empathy, and creativity.

The HOG pathway is greatly characterized in budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae [ 6, 7].

African Oryza thus remains greatly under characterized and hence grossly underutilized in rice breeding programs and its imperative that more focus is put in this important area.

During prostate cancer, the organ's architecture is greatly compromised, characterized among others, by proliferation of epithelial cells and invasion of prostate ducts and acini [69].

By contrast, clinical presentation in immunocompromised patients differs greatly, being characterized by interstitial pulmonary infiltrates or by clinical and micobiologic evidence of disseminated disease (7 ).

Therefore an antibody-free approach to directly enrich combinatorial PTM patterns that maintains native nucleosome structure and combinatorial PTM complexity for downstream quantitation and genome mapping of physical intranucleosomal PTM connections will greatly simplify attempts to characterize chromatin states.

The transcriptomic dataset presented herein can greatly help identify and characterize this putative photoprotein and facilitate future studies investigating the genetic and biochemical basis of light production in annelids.

Not so surprisingly, at the end of the study, Vessel and the research team found that participants' formulated responses to the art that "moved" them varied greatly in intensity, characterized by everything from joy, awe and pleasure to sadness, disgust and confusion.

Detecting and quantifying small drawdown at observation wells distant from the pumping well greatly expands the characterized aquifer volume.

This problem, however, can be greatly simplified by characterizing the LMW-GS genes in Triticum urartu, the A-genome donor of hexaploid wheat.