"I was a little bit scared, I must admit," said Ms. Ahmed, who came to oversee the chariot's reassembly with Amany Emiel Nashed, a conservator from the Luxor Museum.
PP1 has been implicated as a link between chromatin re-organization during mitotic exit and NE reassembly with its regulatory subunit RepoMan (Vagnarelli et al. 2011).
Furthermore, reassembly with recombinant TMV CPs permitted the display of peptide epitopes on the capsid surface as either genetic fusions or through chemical conjugation, to complement the immunoreactivity of the encapsidated RNA genetic payload.
The basic data processing consists of a splicing-aware alignment using Tophat2 [ 12] followed by reference-guided transcriptome reassembly with Cufflinks2 [ 19].
Following reassembly with the Cot-selected 454 sequencing data, we were able to extend the length of 3,913 BmiGI members, resulting in a total dataset of 13,776,990 bp.
Reassembly with non-LTR reads seemed to mitigate the problem since we were able to produce reconstructed KoRV transcripts with the expected structure.
By investigating the influence of physiological correlates of stress (cortisol) and measures of social "value" (rank/preferred partner), we have demonstrated that howling in wolves is not necessarily a byproduct of increased stress hormone level, but instead may be under flexible control of the signaler and used selectively to facilitate reassembly with important individuals.
Before their reassembly with AlignGraph, we reduced the number of unresolved sequence regions (gaps filled with ambiguous N bases) in the scaffolds by applying the GapFiller algorithm, which is currently one of the most efficient gap-filling methods (Boetzer and Pirovano, 2012).
But the best succession planning really involves a constant assembly and reassembly of a leadership puzzle with many pieces.
Chimeric VLPs therefore have to be treated with RNase A and DNase before reassembly [ 23, 26].
