Modeled after work on SRY, recent studies in mammalian cell culture have found similar results in human genes (Liang and Wilusz, 2014; Zhang et al., 2014b), and additional genome-wide computational sequence analysis suggests this complementary sequence-mediated mechanism may be widespread and associated with Alu elements (Jeck et al., 2013; Zhang et al., 2014b; Ivanov et al., 2015).
A rich and most elaborate installation modeled after the works of Old Master painters like Jan Weenix, Jan van Eyck and Johannes Vermeer.
To allow direct comparison between cell types, this study's design is modeled after previous work using 0 50 mM exposure to investigate peripheral neuropathy and liver and macrophage cell function [ 28– 33] 33].
INDOORS: The house, a blend of rustic and midcentury design modeled after the work of Joseph Eichler and Frank Lloyd Wright, was completed in 2009.
Read a few of his columns, and then select a common error as the subject of your own column modeled after his work.
Opened in 1996, the 84-room inn is named and modeled after the work of Russian artist Nicolai Fechin Nicolai Fechin, a painter and wood-carver who moved to Taos from New York in 1927, hoping the dry climate would alleviate his tuberculosis (a common practice at the time).
The side chapel houses the Katherine Potter-Brinegar organ, a one-manual Renaissance-style instrument built by Paul Fritts and modeled after the work of the 17th-century German organbuilder Esias Compenius.
AMPH and EIH exposures were similar to that of Bowyer et al.[ 64] and the overall dosing and experimental design was modeled after previous work [ 24, 25].
Their use of the time-weighted average lactate was most intriguing and makes physiologic sense, which they modeled after the work of Finney and colleagues in glucose control [ 15].
Criteria for positive staining were modeled after previous work, requiring immunoreactive scores of 9 out of 9 and 6 out of 12 to be considered positive - or high expression - for RRM1 and ERCC1, respectively [ 22, 23].
Cropsey, an architect by training, was part of a second wave of Hudson River School artists whose idyllic landscapes were modeled after the successful works of painters such as Thomas Cole and Asher Brown Durand.
