Antioch marked the crossroads of trade routes between Persia and the Far East, Egypt and Rome.
This implies that TP53 and PIK3CA may mark the crossroads between cell death and survival, crucial decision points in tumorigenesis.
Want and hardship still haunt Clarksdale — those shotgun shacks are not for nostalgic show — but www.clarksdaletourism.com beckons visitors with a blue guitar and two highway signs that mark the mythic crossroads where, it is said, the bluesman Robert Johnson sold his soul to ol' Scratch in exchange for a few otherworldly guitar licks.
A cluster of monuments at the Brussels-Charleroi and Braine L'Alleud-Ohain crossroads marks the mass graves of British, Dutch, Hanoverian and King's German Legion troops.
This landslide commercial success opened a Pandora's box of curiosity into edgier sexual practices, leading some in the kink community to argue that the bestseller marks a crossroads for their civil rights struggle.
Its storytellers, scientists, artists and scholars, perched at the crossroads of Eurasia, left marks as deep as those of the cruellest rulers.
At the five-way crossroads that marks the center Hastings, the stoplights flashed red and green.
France's sudden military intervention in its former colony Mali to contain Islamist groups which have gained control of the desert north marks a crossroads.
Due to the location between the capitals of the Union and Confederacy, Fredericksburg was dubbed the "crossroads of the Civil War," and this year marks the 150th anniversary.
However, it says this claim could be made for the other regions of the UK and the independence debate should mark a "historic crossroads" where the constitution of the UK is examined and the Act of Union is replaced by "a declaration of federalism".
