Moreover, the miRbase and Ensembl databases may not list information on both the mature and star transcripts from one precursor, impairing mature/star annotation.
For mass spectrometry analysis, FLAG MKRN1-associated proteins were identiFLAG MKRN1-associatedmatograproteinsem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) on an LTQ mass spectrometer (Thermo Scientific), programmed for data-dependent MS/MS acquisition (one precursor ion scan, followereby three consecutidentifiedt ion scans).
He admitted to only one precursor for his Third Reich -- Wagner.
Mr. Mays's name is attached to several design patents, including one for the Concept One, precursor of the New Beetle.
It is the latest strike against freedom of expression in Turkey, the mass arrest and firing of journalists being only one precursor.
One precursor is the agrarian populist movement, which spread throughout the American heartland like prairie brush during the Gilded Age of the late nineteenth century.
The Kissmobiles and the Goldfish Mobile were built by Prototype Source of Santa Barbara, Calif., which got its start executing show car prototypes like the Volkswagen Concept One, precursor to the New Beetle, and the Chevrolet StingRay III.
One precursor of the stamps, bridges, brochures and major buildings that will soon be flooding London is unexpected: a new factory for the oldest salmon smokery in Britain, Forman & Son.
As Fincher racked up one precursor award after another, including the Golden and Bafta, it seemed to be his year – until a journeyman outlier, the British TV director Tom Hooper, scored the crucial Directors Guildd prize for his workmanlike handling of The King's Speech.
Usually, only one precursor is used to produce an AAM.
