These transposon systems have two-components, the first of which is a transposon vector containing an expression cassette flanked by terminal inverted repeats that have binding sites for the SB or PB transposase in direct orientation, termed IR/DRs.
New technologies were utilized on sequencing the transcriptome to identify new classes of RNAs, for example chimeric RNA molecules containing exons from two directly adjacent genes of the same transcriptional orientation, termed read-through RNAs.
The CRM1-bound hRio2NES and CPEB4NES structures unexpectedly revealed that both NESs bound the CRM1 groove in opposite orientation (termed the minus direction) compared to previous NES structures (PKINES, SNUPNNES, and RevNES bind in the plus direction).
Schultz (2001) identifies three value orientations termed social-altruistic, self-enhancement, and biospheric, which are comparable to Merchant's (1992) three "ethics" of the homocentric, ecocentrism, and egocentric.
The RMCE technique that we used is based on inverted identical Lox sites and leads to insertion of the cassettes in both possible orientations (termed non-permissive (N) and permissive (P) orientations).
It is a measure of global cognitive function that assesses attention, concentration, orientation, short-term memory, long-term memory, language abilities, visual construction, list-generating fluency, abstraction, and judgment.
Sexual interest in children resembles sexual gender orientation in terms of early onset and stability across the life span.
Starting from the behaviour adopted by wineries, some scholars (Casini et al. 2010) have proposed a model that would help to classify wineries' orientation in terms of sustainability.
The analysis allowed to compare some different scenarios (glazing types and building orientation) in terms of thermal comfort indexes and energy demand.
While we commonly think of sexual orientation in terms of the gender we're attracted to, some in the non-monogamy community a.k.a.a
