If you don't, you may need to revise the below, step-by-step 1x time per edit backwards.
His first match for the company, a losing effort against Cima at Untouchable, aired on pay-per-view edited down to only the highlights of the match.
Such networking pays far greater dividends per hour than editing resumes (or cover letters, or job posting applications...)...
These results imply that ADAR1 and ADAR2 have biological functions as RNA-binding proteins that extend beyond editing per se and that even genomically encoded ADARs that are catalytically inactive may have such functions.
We did not use the available data on the number of liquor licenses, due to quality of the Liquor Licensing Authority database, where there is only an occasional process of editing and rationalising (Pers. comm. B Holmes of Liquor Licensing Authority to G Thomson, 13 December 2005).
The user can select electrodes to view, by row, column, or free choice, and the selected electrode signals are then displayed in a stacked column in a separate figure for editing, as per the example in Figure 3(b).
Both mutants resulted in a single RT-PCR band indistinguishable from that in wild-type cells, demonstrating that genome editing per se does not alter RNA splicing.
Contrasting its importance for gene function, RNA editing per se is not under positive selection, as indicated by the extraordinary speed with which editing sites evolve [ 70], and by the fact that experimental removal of a site did not lead to any discernible phenotype [ 71].
High-quality consensus sequences were obtained for analysis with assembly errors of less than one per 100 base pairs after editing.
However, that part needed about 70 80% of the development resources per case and took at least one month per case to edit and refine.
We calculated the RNA editing frequency per gene as ((number of edited sites/gene length) × 100) for first, second, third, and total codon positions.
