She noted that borrowers of federal loans were eligible for income-based repayment in which caps are placed on monthly payments to make them more affordable.
In addition, the article contains a thorough and well-documented discussion of the practice of roster management, in which caps are placed on men's teams and women are given scholarship and recruitment incentives to participate in sports.
One of the main tissues in which Caps and Trn have been studied is the developing wing imaginal disc.
So if the characters do indeed fly back in time, a Thanos-vs.-Thor-and-Cap battle scene, in which Cap finally gets his hand on Mjolnir, is possible.
To study dfoxO-IRES mediated translation we cloned dfoxO 5'UTR-B in a second dicistronic construct in which cap-dependent translation is reported by renilla luciferase, while IRES initiated translation is reported by firefly luciferase [12] (Fig. 3A).
However, after 12 weeks of healing still some grafted CaP was seen, which corroborates with other studies in which CaP was injected in periodontal [ 16] or other bone defects [ 6].
This latter mechanism has been extensively demonstrated in viral transcripts, and more recently has also been found in a number of eukaryotic transcripts, whose translation needs to occur also in circumstances in which cap-dependent translation is inhibited.
Early morphological studies supported a model in which cap cells generated the subtending myoepithelial layer as well as the body cells, depending on the orientation of the plane of cell division [ 10- 12].
However, our observations reported here and previous studies in polyploid, diploid, and male meiotic chromosomes suggesting that Cap-H2 is required for chromosome unpairing (Hartl et al. 2008a, b) support a model in which Cap-H2 and Mrg15 antagonize transvection by inhibiting trans-interactions.
Indeed the 5′ UTRs of these genes have been shown to contain functional Internal Ribosome Entry Sites (IRES) and are still able to undergo translation in cells in which cap dependent translation is impeded (Hernández et al., 2004; Vazquez-Pianzola et al., 2007).
Interestingly, in Drosophila, which caps telomeres in the absence of any telomerase activity, loss of Mre11 or ATM leads to a failure of telomere capping and telomere fusion (Bi et al, 2004; Ciapponi et al, 2004).
