The presence of endogenous badnaviruses, often as multiple copies, in so many of the species tested and at high incidences, indicates that they may confer a selective advantage.
All objects had multiple, identical copies, so that different copies of the same object were always used when an object was repeated within a session.
All objects had multiple, identical copies, so that different copies of the same object were always used when an object was repeated within a session, so precluding scent marking.
So multiple copies of a genome are broken into fragments, each fragment is then sequenced, and computers try to assemble the pieces in the correct order.
Pixpo can help by storing highly requested video from your system in a cache, so multiple copies can be served simultaneously.
The race for No. 1 escalated, he said, during the heyday of 'N Sync and the Backstreet Boys, when fans bought multiple copies of a CD so their favorite band could set sales records.
Extrachromosomal arrays usually carry multiple copies of the transgene, so to test whether the aldicarb hypersensitivity of the eat-6 mutant can be corrected by a single copy of the WT gene, we took advantage of the nT1 genetic balancer, in which part of the chromosome V carrying the eat-6 locus is translocated to the chromosome IV [20].
To improve the performance of the network, as proposed already by previous literature in the field, resources available can be replicated so that multiple copies of the same file are distributed by exploiting the mobile users' movements and the opportunistic intercontacts with the infostations or kiosks.
In contrast, the gene coding for the PI5P4Kγ isoform is present in most mammalian genomes, but conspicuously absent from any bird genomes, and is present in multiple copies in all fish genomes so far sequenced (Supplementary Table S4).
