Sheldon et al. [ 63] studied a series of embryonal carcinoma lines and found them to exhibit nucleolar persistence during mitotic metaphase and anaphase, supposing that rRNA synthesis continues in persistent nucleoli, which means increased biosynthetic activity and more protein production.
Sheldon et al. [ 24] found that embryonal carcinoma lines exhibited nucleolar persistence during mitotic metaphase and anaphase, indicating that rRNA synthesis continued in persistent nucleoli, which means increased biosynthetic activity and more protein production.
He added: "I commend the minister for his persistence during these last months".
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The remnant forest patches are located in the steeper topographic conditions, and their persistence during the last 56 years is related to the use function assigned by landowners.
If the latter had been the case, low diversity, but better adapted populations, would have had higher persistence during the heat wave; this was contrary to the observed changes.
As a graduate student, Kwasniewski spent three growing seasons at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, New York, collecting post-application data for sulfur and examining the element's persistence during each growing season.
"Part of me wants to understand what it was all for," he said of his persistence during eight years in Iraq, where he shed particular light on the "unintended consequences" of the American invasion.
The SWS spatial pattern had a higher depth persistence during the non-growing season than during the growing season, and the soil layer had a larger effect than season on the similarity in SWS spatial patterns.
