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In addition to readily evident sleep/wake cycles, many behaviors, physiological functions, and biochemical processes oscillate in a 24 hour (circadian) cycle.

In addition, to readily distinguish calpain-mediated TauBDP versus caspase-mediated Tb-BDP formation, we developed fragment-specific antibodies to target the major calpain-mediated TauBDP-35K (35 kDa tau-breakdown product) (based on neo-N-terminal peptide NH2-KDRTGN), and the caspase-mediated TauBDP-45K (based on neo-C-terminal peptide GSIDMVD-COOH) respectively.

This difference, in addition to the readily observable macroscopic differences, was deemed sufficient to warrant describing the taxon as a new species.

32P radioisotope is a pure beta emitter, and as shown in Table 1, it has many properties that compare favorably to 131I and 90Y, in addition to being readily available and relatively inexpensive.

Therefore, we hypothesized that an isomeric plasmalogen molecular species B'-A is also likely present albeit at a much lower abundance, in addition to the readily observable abundant plasmalogen molecular species A'-B (defined hereafter as "a paired rule") (Figure 1).

We report a new mitochondrial dye, MitoBlue, which, in addition to being readily accessible, overcomes many of these drawbacks, selectively staining functional mitochondria with both low toxicity and high photostability.

In addition to glucose, SCUT27/Δ ldh readily degraded xylose, mannose, cellobiose, fructose, galactose, maltose, beechwood xylan, and dextran to grow and produce hydrogen.

In addition to the long and readily detectable exons encoding the N-terminal RBB and C-terminal B30.2 domains, middle exons could be predicted for the majority of genes, with the help of our subsequent RACE analysis (see below) and with GNOMON-predicted sequences deposited in Genbank.

Based on prior studies, we believe there's a simple explanation: In addition to concern for nature, schoolchildren readily identify with someone their own age.

In addition to making genetic testing more readily available, Landsman hopes her story will encourage families to do their own research on the issue, and check and double check the results they get.

The potential effects of Pomacea diffusa in natural habitats are unknown, but a conflicting study reports that, in addition to macrophytes, it will feed readily on animal carcasses, live worms, and the eggs of planorbid snails [ 39].