These cells are normally removed at the time of egg retrieval during IVF procedure in order to expose the oocyte surface for fertilization.
The ESTs of ribosomal and mitochondrial proteins, which are normally removed during normalization or preprocessing of ESTs, were not removed in this study.
Genetic evidence indicates that initiation from oriK depends on RNA-DNA hybrids (R-loops), which are normally removed by enzymes such as RNase HI to prevent oriK from misfiring during normal growth.
While interspersed repeats are normally removed ("masked") using e.g. RepeatMasker, they need to be taken into account in the context of phylogenetic footprinting: if a sequence motif is conserved hundreds of millions of years it may well have become a regulatory region even if it is (similar to) a repetitive sequence in some of the organisms under consideration [ 40].
Cotton stubble are normally removed from the field or burned in situ before canola sowing to facilitate field management, and potentially to reduce the incidence of diseases.
This inflammation can cause protein and red blood cells to leak into the urine while toxins normally removed by the kidney are retained in the body.
Numerous materials are applied at various stages of fabric preparation to act as lubricants, sizing agents, antistats, bleaches, and wetting agents to facilitate the processing, but these are normally removed before the fabric reaches the cutters of the ultimate consumers and therefore usually do not constitute potential hazards.
Consistent with our demonstration that Elg1-RLC unloads PCNA from the lagging strand following Okazaki fragment ligation, a recent paper from the Zhang group used strand-specific analysis of PCNA binding to show that in a blocked S phase PCNA is normally removed from the lagging strand, but in an elg1Δ mutant, PCNA instead accumulates on the lagging strand (Yu et al., 2014).
While the GPI-anchored proteins are normally removed from secreted proteins, the posttranslational modification of glypiation is the only method of attachment to the membrane for these proteins, and because the bonds are subject to phospholipase cleavage, these proteins could still be released into the extracellular space via an enzymatic release process.
Similarly, hypoxia due to lung damage by SSc may cause accumulation of toxic metabolites, e.g., lactate that are normally removed by circulation.
