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The activation of full-length separase can be traced by its autocatalytic processing, generating a cleaved fragment.

They are transcribed as large pri-miRNA, which are then folded into stem-loop structures, and transported to the cytoplasm where they undergo additional processing generating a double-stranded RNA [ 4, 5].

Lobster processing generates a large amount of by-products (heads, shells, livers, and eggs) which account for 50 70% of the starting material.

The data processing generates a normalized single value for each protein measured for each sample.

Eucalyptus production and processing generates a large amount of wood residues, such as bark and branches, which are currently left in the field to enrich the soil.

In conclusion, calpain processing generated a truncated TrkB-FL that lacked the tyrosine-kinase domain and was strikingly similar to TrkB-T1.

The diversity of methods involved in patient screening and sample processing generates a variety of data types that require a resource-oriented architecture to capture the associations between the heterogeneous data elements.

In the industrial practice, trial and error approach is usually applied for the definition of injection locations and strategies during VARI processing thus generating a high risk of failure during the early stages of production of a new component.

Thus, we discuss appropriate nonlinear processing for generating a virtual microphone signal.

Focusing on areas consistently activated during semantic processing generated from a meta-analysis of 120 neuroimaging studies (Binder et al., 2009), we found that these regions were organized into three stable modules corresponding to the default mode network (Module DMN), the left perisylvian network (Module PSN), and the left frontoparietal network (Module FPN).

This affective-based 'experiential system' encodes reality in images, metaphors and narratives, rapidly processing and generating an immediate response that often determines the decision outcome.