This suggests that the oocyte-specific MATER-like genes, i.e. the Nalp9A-F genes that we have identified [ 8] are not able to compensate the absence of the MATER/Nalp5 product in Mater-/ mice.
It is sweet enough for the flowering gentle pre-teen who wants a kinder, more understanding world but it also sounds great for attracting the people who would never worship a masculine meat-eating fatso un-environmentally-conscious goat-mater like Grease God Lardicus!
He had plenty of money, Princeton was his alma mater, he liked its new president, and he felt that academia was going through exciting changes.
Lawyers and judges have grown used to controlling these pots of money, and they enjoy distributing them to favored charities, alma maters and the like.
Hampden College is less like Bennington (Tartt's alma mater) than like something out of Poe.
Q. Loved your answer to the question about New York City schoolboys who went on to the major leagues ("Schoolboys With Talent," Aug. 5), but out of loyalty to my alma mater, I'd like to point out that Lee Mazzilli, a member of both the World Champion 1986 Mets and, as first base coach, the 2000 Yankees, is a 1973 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School in Brooklyn.
That raises a tricky question: What precisely do we owe our alma maters at a time like this?
He would live at home through high school, attending our alma mater just like his sister.
Whether it's visiting Z's godparents, driving Up North to visit T's parents, or going back to our alma mater, Central Michigan University, like we did recently for Homecoming, I do have strong feelings for my home state.
