If the sequence is located in the gene's coding region, translation of the aberrant RNA can result in production of frame-shifted proteins.
Klein produced his first bicycle frames whilst a student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology during the 1970s, and full production runs of frames began in the 1980s.
Though Japan's aviation industry is just one-twelfth the size of America's, Japanese production of airplane frames, engines and related parts grew 23percentt from 1990 to 2002, to about 1 trillion yen $9.1 billionn).
As novel aspects, we highlight the development of a new type of delay line and the construction of an automated system for the production of wire frames.
Persimmon is increasing production of timber-frame houses at its Space4 factory near Birmingham, by 30% to 5,500.
In analyzing the level of eye movement for the four problems, we find that cognitive effort asymmetry plays a critical role in the production of the framing effect.
The designed die for semi-solid injection forging had been applied to the production of the frame part used in air conditions system.
These structural features facilitate the production of in-frame reporter protein fusions regardless of insertion into intron or exon sequences.
Benomyl disrupts the microtubules involved in the function of the spindle apparatus during cell division, leading to production of micronuclei (Frame,S.R. et al., unpublished report, Schneider,P.W. et al., unpublished report, (228)).
This is the first proof-of-principle study demonstrating that AONs induce exon skipping and the production of in-frame modified mRNA and protein in isolated cardiac myocytes and in the heart in vivo in a Mybpc3-targeted KI mouse model of HCM.
