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Biochemical fractionation of nuclei to localize nascent DNA, or visualization after labeling with short pulses of nucleotide analogues, has shown newly synthesized DNA and replication intermediates to be located at the NM and crucially not in the loops (Fig. 1).
Mr. Dobrynin's probe has shown the newly pliant Reagan to be all too eager for a summit; the Soviet leaders, with a China rapprochement in the offing, can exploit that debilitating eagerness in shaping this generation's Yalta.
Other work (Wagner 2002; Scannell and Wolfe 2008) has shown that newly created duplicates often display rapid evolutionary change and contribute to functional divergence.
[C14.] New Study on Sleeping Pill A newly published study has shown that a sleeping pill made by Sepracor can be taken daily for at least six months, a finding some specialists said could lead to broader use of drugs for insomnia.
So far, the newly seated Parliament has shown little inclination to take on legislation that would open the economy to market forces.
A newly published study has shown that a sleeping pill can be used effectively for at least six months, a finding some specialists said could lead to broader use of drugs for insomnia.
BMW is already shipping cars to China by rail from Duisburg and Land Rover has shown interest in potentially using the newly established London to Yiwu train.
A recent report has shown that Bmi-1 autoantibodies were newly potential biomarkers of nasopharyngeal cancer[ 17].
Work by Bateman and colleagues [ 87] has shown that biological half-lives for newly produced Aβ measured in CSF are of the order of 6 hours.
Previous research in Germany has shown that regarding geographical distribution of newly diagnosed cases of HIV, large internet samples can be representative of MSM populations [ 23].
However, comparative analyses among these 290 newly identified ORFs has shown that a large proportion of these elements (228 ORFs) seemed to belong to different groups of orthologous proteins, present in the genomes of two or more tested strains.
