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This sequence, which defines the start of the individual histone mRNAs, is preceded by the A+T-rich octanucleotide identified in front of all eukaryotic structural genes where sequences have been determined to date.

The requirement to put questions in writing, she said, "also protects a shareholder's confidentiality if they don't want to stand up and be identified in front of the media". Only two written questions were submitted.

A T-box was identified in front of an APC-family protein encoding gene in all the studied Bacillus genomes.

Among these toxins, a gene putatively encoding a heat-labile A chain was identified in front of a NRPS gene in a predicted NRPS gene cluster.

With respect to the genome annotations and the bioinformatics prediction of gene clusters at least 27 genes might be under direct transcriptional control by DtxR in C. efficiens, 59 in C. diphtheriae and 51 in C. jeikeium (Table 2). 1 C. diphtheriae genes described previously as part of the DtxR regulon [14, 15] 2 Two DtxR binding sites were identified in front of the coding region.

CXCR4-positive cancer stem cells are also identified in the invasive front of human PAC, and depletion of this cell population abolishes its metastatic phenotype.

Martinez, who was not a clandestine officer, was identified in a 2008 front-page story in the New York Times detailing the interrogation of Zubaydah and other al-Qaeda figures.

Advertising campaigns put paid media published by an identified sponsor in front of a mass audience on social media.

From the experiments, it was shown that in 93.18 % of the test cases, pedestrians have been identified successfully in front of the vehicle.

According to the slab model of Hayes et al. (2012), the slab depths are 80 to 90 km beneath both the active volcanic front of the Ryukyu Arc around the Tokara Islands in the North Ryukyu Arc and the recent volcanic front identified in this study (Figure 4).

Testing the spatial framework hypothesis, Franklin and Tversky showed that an isotropic notion of space is undercut by response time biases where individuals in an upright position were fastest to identify objects from an imagined array above and below them, slower to identify objects in front of or behind them, and slowest to identify the location of objects on a lateral left right body axis.