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Supporters of settlements are poised to initiate a wave of new building work the moment the moratorium deadline expires on Saturday.

The guide RNA in the CRISPR-Cas immune/editing system is poised to initiate recognition of target DNA.

Subsequent development of the ICM leads to the formation of primed postimplantation epiblast cells by E5.5 6.25, which are poised to initiate lineage-specification.

With recent efforts to fully characterize unique PDX lines by molecular subtyping and mutation analysis, we are well poised to initiate studies that can identify subsets of patients that will potentially respond to novel cancer therapies, thus bringing us several steps closer to personalized medicine.

We initially hypothesized that fluctuations in the number of AVs might be explained by intrinsic noise in AV dynamics (e.g., by a small population of ATG9 poised to initiate PG formation leading to stochastic nucleation of PGs and bursts of AV production).

The egg is poised to initiate development of the zygote, thus it is expected to express at high levels genes involved in the first stages of cleavage and development, for example genes involved in cell proliferation, mitosis, regulation of transcription, and signal transduction.

Alternatively, this other mechanism is common to both mutant strains incubated at the non-permissive temperature for 90 min where one round of chromosome replication and cell division occur (Figure 1) and the cells are poised to re-initiate replication.

The investor responsible for initiating the transaction is poised to amass maximum potential profits of $4.03 per contract if shares of the underlying stock jump increase 41.6% to trade above $37.50 by January 2012 expiration.

Protein aggregation, linked to many of diseases, is initiated when monomers access rogue conformations that are poised to form amyloid fibrils.

Recruitment of the U4/U6.U5 tri-snRNP to the transcript initiates the formation of a mature spliceosome that is poised to catalyze intron excision (for review, see [10]).

Of these, only Fgf2, which initiates and elongates ducts, was altered, suggesting that mammary glands of LFD-fed D2 mice were poised to have increased branching and elongation.