When people perceive that they are in proximity to it, even at second remove, they tend to panic.
Given that shrimp cells are frequently in proximity to prokaryotic cells, it is not surprising that HGT can be detected between them.
Being in proximity to other artists is not the only appeal of working in New York.
One way to protect yourself if you're not in proximity to someone who is sick?
When we met, Yates told me that the monkey had been fed and treated compassionately for so long by neighbors, and had grown so comfortable in proximity to people, that it was only a matter of time until something went wrong.
Standing in proximity to them was part of our education and my inspiration.
And while it's thrilling to be in proximity to such fine dancers, it's uncomfortable to witness familial dysfunction so close: there are times (the fights between father and stepmother, the children's distress) when you feel like a gawping neighbour, others when your face is scanned with a torch-beam as if you yourself might have committed a crime.
As MSCs express high levels of ASNS and ALL cells grow in close proximity to MSCs it was hypothesised that the MSCs are able to confer resistance to asparaginase treatment by supplying the ALL tumours with asparagine.
A granite countertop that emits an extremely high level of radiation, as a small number of commercially available samples have in recent tests, could conceivably expose body parts that were in close proximity to it for two hours a day to a localized dose of 100 millirem over just a few months.
Similarly, curators who work in public museums are driven to get physically close to art, to dedicate their working lives to being in close proximity to it.
Principal Component Analysis (PCA) on the entire dataset confirms that the overall expression profiles of the single mutants cluster together and therefore resemble each other but, although nth-1 xpa-1 clusters separately from the wild type, it seems to be inth-1 xpa-1oximity to it than to either single mutant.
