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For the seven members of another expanded α-esterase cluster, CpipJ_CPIJ016025, CpipJ_CPIJ005694, and CpipJ_CPIJ008749 were not detected for expression; CpipJ_CPIJ000049 and CpipJ_CPIJ000051 were expressed in pupae and adults, CpipJ_CPIJ000050 in larvae and pupae, and CpipJ_CPIJ016026 only in eggs.

This joyous raspberry is sounded toward the end of "Fame Becomes Me," which is a musical sendup of another expanding Broadway subgenre: the stand-up memoir, à la Elaine Stritch, Suzanne Somers and Billy Crystal.

The identification of another CUG expanded RNA binding factor, namely hnRNP H is more promising as in hnRNP H depeleted cells, CUG expansions do not form nuclear aggregates [16].

That phenomenon of the traveling exhibition, offering vast global reach, is another expanding aspect of the museum world.

Business people need to be aware of another risk — expanding enforcement of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and other anti-bribery laws.

Even if you do, the outlook, perspective, vantage point (right or wrong) of another will expand your horizon and context.

Variously called "service design," "system design" and "design thinking," this practice is another form of expanded design, albeit with commercial objectives.

The comments indicated the island's affected population could not endorse another era of expanded US militarization until these pending claims were settled.

[C4.] Club Makers Expand Into Golf Balls Callaway Golf, the maker of Big Bertha golf clubs, and Taylor makeradidas Goff, manother another popular line of clubs, expanded their product lines into golf balls.

I'd expect them to color match the finishes on the Apple Watch Edition before they went in that direction, but this could be another facet of their expanded attempts to offer greater personalization options.

Another example of an expanded gene family is the MSI1/RbAp48 group of chromatin-related proteins, which includes five members in Arabidopsis (below), but is represented by only a single form in flies (Table 1 [see Additional file 1]).