Consequently, the main locus of accretion and arc magmatism shifted to southern Alaska, and strips of previously accreted crust were displaced northward along the western margin of Canada.
This copy is located 20 kbp away from the main locus on chromosome 4 and is flanked by inverted repeat of the SLA2 gene, a conserved gene found adjacent to MAT loci in many yeasts and fungi.
While in man chromosome 11 harbours both SDHD (11q23) and the main locus for imprinted genes (11p15.5), these genes are on two separate chromosomes in the mouse (imprinted locus, chromosome 7 and Sdhd, chromosome 9).
Overall, the magnitude of changes in B-cell populations in the blood of RA patients is smaller than those observed in other systemic autoimmune diseases and the main locus of B-cell dysregulation in RA may be at the site of inflammation rather than the periphery.
Figure 4a shows the distribution of the main locus for target region locations of the NFE and NFS groups (but see also Fig. S1 for more details).
The urge to reinforce class difference as the main rationale of capitalistic society produced an infinite variety of housing types and thus typology became a main locus of architectural knowledge.
Recognized more than 100 hundreds years ago by Ramón y Cajal, dendritic spines are small terminal protrusions on neuronal dendrites, and are considered to be the main locus of excitatory synaptic connections.
The success of this homogeneous model is consistent with recent research demonstrating that the CO2-rich phase is the main locus of polymerization for the precipitation polymerization of vinylidene fluoride and vinylidene fluoride/hexafluoropropylene mixtures in scCO2, at the conditions that have been studied to date.
In the last 5 years, some authors have argued that the system of knowledge production has undergone important changes, and have predicted that universities would no longer be the main locus of knowledge production.
When it comes to onshore oil development, Alaska has been a main locus of that push.
