The molecular machinery of autophagy was largely discovered in yeast and referred to as au topha gy-related (Atg) genes.
Phillips – who worked as a record executive, music producer and disc jockey – is credited for playing a vital role in the emergence of rock'n'roll in the 1950s, largely by discovering Presley.
Such advances are based largely on discovering mutated genes and their products, he notes, and "issues over the ability to patent or not to patent genes should be sorted before the flood gates open".
Improving the uptake and assimilation efficiency of nitrogen has been a major breeding target in rice, and success depends largely on discovering allelic variations of nitrogen metabolism genes in rice germplasm and understanding their adaptive significance.
However, the Thai Police high command, which was largely British, discovered these plans and Indian police infiltrated the plot through an Indian secret agent who was revealed the details by the Austrian chargé d'affaires.
These "flowering time" genes have largely been discovered using Arabidopsis growing in climate-controlled environments and are responsive to cues such as variation in photoperiod or light quality, ambient temperature, plant growth, and vernalization (reviewed in [ 10]).
To Rousseau, however, existing societies had so thoroughly corrupted humans' natural innocence that they were largely incapable of discovering their true or real interests.
Largely successful at discovering proteins in the low-molecular-weight range, SELDI-TOF MS has not yet shown itself consistently successful in studying high-molecular-weight proteins.
Making the film was a learning process which was largely a case of discovering what he get rid of - cutting away superfluous scenes, freeing the sets from unnecessary clutter and moving the film towards a greater sense of ambiguity.
An Italian expedition led by the duke d'Abruzzi set a new record in 1900, when Captain Umberto Cagni reached 86°34′ N. American Robert E. Peary started working toward his polar expeditions in 1891 92 and 1893 95, when he made two long journeys across northwestern Greenland, discovering the largely ice-free Peary Land.
