Components of any of these pathways may represent second site genetic modifiers that contribute to the tissue- and cell type-specific variation of (CTG n CAG n TNR instability observed in mice and humans.
AMNH 5245 includes the knob, some of the handle, and two anterior free caudals which may represent the first and second free caudals.
Claims that Al Qaeda terrorists were not solely responsible for the attacks have a lively following on the Internet, including on YouTube, but the second episode of "Rescue Me's" fifth season, starting in April, may represent the first fictional presentation of 9/11 conspiracy theories by a mainstream media company (FX is operated by the News Corporation).
Our results are not in accordance with the static model of translocation mechanism and may represent the first observation of the dynamic "breakage first" model.
The Renaissance, with its belief in a new world in the making and its eagerness to embrace any new form of thinking, may represent the first "New Age" movement i.e., the first secular millennial movement on record.
Stahl's studies represent the first studies on chemical communication between plants and herbivores and may represent the first experimental ecological studies.
Despite negative stains and cultures, the identification of DNA from M. neoaurum suggests that this case may represent the first reported CNS infection from this organism, as well as the first documented fatality.
Songs like this one, which combine different hits without adding any original music, may represent the first significant new musical genre to be lifted out of the underground, developed and then spread, mostly via the Web.
The trend away from voluntary reports towards mandatory social reporting for global corporations is here to stay and may represent a first step towards increased legislative requirements, ultimately backed up by government enforcement and serious liability for corporate wrong-doers.
The prescreening of plant extracts may represent the first step in the drug development process.
