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The tendency for pseudogenes to appear in proximity to IS elements highlights the dynamic nature of "cut-and-paste" mobile genetic elements.
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In the structure, the backbone carbonyl oxygen of T1068 points toward the W1073 side chain nitrogen and is in proximity to be its hydrogen-bonding partner.
Our happiness and health is affected more by those in closest proximity to is than by those whom we actually feel emotionally closest to.
Coalfield residents who live in proximity to mining are being subjected to poisoned wells, toxic air and a near-total degradation of the quality of their lives.
Sites in proximity to colonies were more likely to be colonized by prairie dogs.
This implies that eukaryotic genes do not have to be in close proximity to be co-expressed, and that their organization within a genome could be random.
Taken together, these data show that paxillin dynamics in the cytosol and in proximity to adhesions is very heterogeneous.
Studies have shown that living in proximity to supermarkets is associated with improved diet outcomes 12 19 and poor diet outcomes.
This hypothesis requires the stearates to be in proximity to the pigments, which is to be expected from a wetting agent [44].
Standing in proximity to them was part of our education and my inspiration.
The vulnerability that most people feel in a public restroom, with their trousers pulled down in proximity to others, was easily exploited in connection with sexual assault.
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