Regarding CMS Owen/TK81-MS, widely used in sugar beet breeding, Yamamoto et al. (2005) have shown that among the four specific ORFs detected when TK81-MS mt genome was compared with T81-O, only the ORF corresponding to a peculiar 5′-leader sequence of atp6 (preSatp6) was expressed at the protein level.
It is peculiar enough that the leader of the Hizmet movement, in self-exile from Turkey, lives in a small Pennsylvania town, nestled in the Poconos.
In the 2010 elections a centrist, secular-leaning bloc, Iraqiya, actually won more seats than Mr Maliki's party, but fell to bickering amid the peculiar reluctance of its leader, Iyad Allawi, to visit parliament.
That's the moment she feels the peculiar joy of a leader that comes from the intersection of making something beautiful for a customer and making great work for employees.
Despite Marx's withdrawal from active politics, he still retained what Engels called his "peculiar influence" on the leaders of working-class and socialist movements.
But it left Americans to contemplate a peculiar and unpresidential spectacle: The leader of the free world taking the country to war while pretending that he wasn't, and then effectively washing his hands of the ultimate outcome — which, 135 days and counting later, is still very much in doubt.
The C. intestinalis htt transcript exhibits some peculiar features, such as spliced leader trans-splicing in the 98 nt-long 5' untranslated region (UTR), an alternative splicing in the coding region, eight alternative polyadenylation sites, and no similarities of both 5' and 3'UTRs compared to homologs of the cogeneric C. savignyi.
Based in part on the private journals of Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, as well as on interviews with others at the talks, the play —which begins preview performances at Arena's Kreeger Theater on Friday — has as its focus the peculiar psychodynamics among the three leaders that made possible a troubled part of the world's most durable peace.
But the state economic and social programs, especially those related to agricultural and industrial self-sufficiency, are tinged by the idiosyncratic beliefs of local leaders and the peculiar experiences of living through a mass blockade.
People here are used to defending a squeaky-clean, if peculiar, image, but our city's leaders hope to go one better.
