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This study was designed to examine the social cognitive predictors of exclusive breastfeeding behavior in a sample of low-income women attending the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) breastfeeding peer counseling program and enrolled in the Lactation Advice Through Texting Can Help (LATCH) study.

Both of these tasks, genome engineering and gene regulation, are initiated with a common step: the Cas9 protein is recruited to targeted genes by the so-called matching sequences of "guide RNA" that help Cas9 latch on to specific sequences of DNA in a given genome.

Two of the mutations are in a region well known to play a role in host specificity; they are believed to help HA latch onto mammalian receptors.

Democrats should help them latch onto a few storylines, because there has been a slew of good news happening in the meantime.

This doesn't mean dress her like you did when she was younger, just help her latch it up in the back and tighten the straps if they fall or loosen them if they are to tight.

That ended his career at Notre Dame before it began, but Coach Lou Holtz helped Moss latch on with Bobby Bowden at Florida State.

Just four mutations in an engineered version of haemagglutinin, the protein that helps H5N1 latch onto host cells, resulted in a virus that spreads easily from ferret to ferret (the human proxies in such tests).

They also built in genes that help dendritic cells latch onto T cells, offer up the antigen, and stimulate the T cells to multiply.

The pili help the bacteria latch onto a target cell, then bundle together into ropelike filaments that bind a mass of bacteria together at the initial site of infection.

This will help the baby latch on more easily.

Help the puppy latch on to the mother's nipple.