Judging A Cheese By Its Rind EVEN if you cannot choose Parmigiano-Reggiano by the season, here are some rules for getting the best available and storing it properly: Look for the date and year the cheese was made, imprinted on the rind.
This robust feature of maintaining DNA methylation in somatic tissue makes imprinted loci ideal indicators of the overall epigenetic health of a cell.
Besides the histological classification of the adjacent fragments, we also made imprints of the frozen fragments that specifically were used for RNA isolation.
Some used paper to make imprints of the names.
Using things she finds on her walks -- nails, twigs, unraveled baseball covers, metal and synthetic wire mesh and the like -- she makes imprints on newly formed clay boxes.
The effectiveness of surface sterilization was tested by making imprints of plant fragments on malt extract agar plates (Rodriguez et al., 2008).
Generally, genetic drift, population growth, migration, and other demographic events affect the whole genome; but natural selection by local environment changes make imprint on episodes or a part of structures of the genome, which could have effects on phenotypes and fitness.
More visually coherent and amusingly provocative are colorful abstractions made by imprinting female breasts directly on canvases (Johnson).
In contrast, progress made in imprinting macromolecules has been slow, mainly due to the challenges presented by the size, structure and conformational fragility of biological macromolecules.
But Ms. Matalin's long history with Mr. Cheney has made her imprint a logical home for his book.
