Given the availability of different transgenic lines in the same NPB background, we generated fixed lines of Piz-t/APIP12-KD-46-2, Piz-t/APIP12-KD-49-2, Piz-t/APIP12-OX-69, Piz-t/APIP12-OX-70 by crossing between Piz-t transgenic lines and APIP12-KD and -OX lines.
Oxford is a river city; the name itself comes from the fact that this was once the only place for miles where The Thames widened to the point where cattle (oxen) could cross (ford) the river. .
Veal is more assertive, while the ox kidney crosses the line into what could kindly be described as "robust".
We treated the cell population with chemotherapeutics including those used above but adding oxaliplatin (Ox; DNA cross-linker) and irinotecan (IT; topoisomerase 1 inhibitor), both drugs routinely used for treatment of human CRC [ 34].
It had taken 60 oxen to pull the chariots and many of them collapsed in the effort while crossing the Apennines.
Their cattle and oxen now exhausted and lean, the Donner Party crossed the next stretch of desert relatively unscathed, and the journey seemed to get easier, particularly through the valley next to the Ruby Mountains.
Seeking a shortcut to the riches of the Californian gold rush in 1849, they crossed this barren wasteland with wagons and oxen but soon ran into trouble.
Many of these immigrants crossed the Great Plains in wagons drawn by oxen, while some later groups pulled their possessions in small handcarts.
Young Indians, dressed in white tunics and beribboned hats of dazzling colors, led groaning oxen with large crosses of green ribbon hung on their yokes.
Fears are growing about the future of one of the world's most mysterious animals, the saola, a cross between an ox and an antelope, which was the first large mammal new to science in more than 50 years when it was discovered in Vietnam in 1992.
