Soon after she made it back to work on Sunday, a male hairdresser turned up offering to cut the patients' hair.Nor are these isolated snapshots of public spirit.
Subsets of pluripotent cell populations came in quick succession, where various cell types within the mouse embryo were isolated and snapshots of distinct developmental stages were captured [ 4– 9].
The same holds for massive parallel complementary DNA (cDNA) sequencing (RNA-Seq) experiments, which isolate a snapshot of the transcriptome of an organism (Wang et al., 2009) under prevailing or induced environmental conditions.
Genome scans between incompletely reproductively isolated populations and species offer snapshots of the genomic changes that accumulate during the speciation process.
He believes that a snapshot of a protein's structure, isolated from the other molecules with which it interacts, reveals little about its function, an issue that continues to generate debate in the structural biology world.
This technique, known as Argonaute high-throughput sequencing of RNAs isolated by crosslinking immunoprecipitation (HITS-CLIP), provides a "snapshot" of miRNA target interactions in living cells from a given tissue.
Genomic DNA was isolated from parental and LR BT474 cells and analyzed by the SNaPshot mutational profiling method (SNaPshot; Vanderbilt, NY, USA).
But monuments are no more than a snapshot of a moment, and moments are not isolated events.
In addition, chromatin maps generated in primary cells and tissues represent only a snapshot of the development stage during which they were isolated.
These structure snapshots are consistent with our binding studies using the isolated CBM and KD, in which cyclodextrin strongly reduced the interaction with non-phosphorylated CBM, but only weakly reduced the interaction with phosphorylated CBM.
