Abundant marshalin expression was documented around noncentrosomal MTOCs, i.e., at the heads of pillar cells, cups and feet of DCs, IPs, and OPs.
Head of psycho social pillar, National Ebola Response Centre.
Brahma lies about finding the head of the infinite pillar and declares himself as superior.
The head of the Surveillance Pillar of the NECU led the decisions about the locations and staggered timeline for deployment beginning in Conakry, the country's capital, and then expanding by prefecture according to Ebola caseload.
The sweep of it all has elevated him, at 55, to one of the nation's spiritual pillars: head of the Council of Churches of the City of New York, courted by politicians, listened to on radio and television by legions looking for faith and some answers.
Kishore Mahbubani, a Singaporean writer, puts free-market economics at the head of a list of "seven pillars of wisdom" that Asia has imported from the West, along with science and technology, meritocracy, pragmatism, peace, rule of law and education.
The shrines typically "took the form of a vertical pillar topped by the bearded head of a man and from the surface of the pillar below the head, an erect phallus protruded".
2013 was a particularly trying year for Head Start, a pillar of America's War on Poverty, as programs nationwide faced overwhelming budget reductions that hindered the ability to provide the high quality early learning the President spoke of during last year's address.
Locals mourned Acquaro as a pillar of the Italian community: a former head of the Italian Chamber of Commerce, a stalwart at the Reggio Calabria Club in Parkville.
"I didn't realise the two pillars of his support were the railroad job and being head of a family.
Sischy herself interviews prominent pillars of the Jewish community, including Rabbi Barry Marcus, of London's Central Synagogue, and Abe Foxman, head of the Anti-Defamation League. Anti-Defamation League
