Alternatively, the distribution of alignments may suggest "hot spots" (see Richard et al. 2008) of segmental duplications where sites in the nonrecombining region of one chromosome match multiple sites on the complementary chromosome.
Landing in a remote region of one of the most volatile countries on the planet, they raided a village and soon found themselves in a life-or-death firefight.
They also show some cross-inhibitory potential, with IgG affinity purified on the EPCR-binding region of one CIDRα1 domain able to reduce EPCR binding by other, diverse CIDRα1 domains.
Most previous studies of mitotic recombination in Saccharomyces cerevisiae have focused on a single chromosome or a single region of one chromosome at which LOH events can be selected.
To illustrate the effects of the beam focus on spectra quality, representative spectra chosen from the same region of one individual bone sample recorded by the two methods are compared (Fig. 3).
A third minor 35S rDNA signal was detected on some spreads and was located in the subtelomeric region of one small sub-metacentric chromosome (white arrows in Figure 2g, h, i).
The Rex1 element, as a probe hybridized to chromosomes of C. albula and C. fontanae, typically showed a dispersed pattern of signals on all chromosomes with a distinct accumulation in a pericentromeric region of one single acrocentric chromosome.
For example, 6 MHz of spectrum reaching a region of one million people adds up to six million MHz pops.
In Japan, as in much of Asia, there is fear of a slow down in the United States economy, which would deprive the region of one of its largest export markets.
If the channel frequency response is sufficiently smooth in the pass band region of one subcarrier, OFDM-based solutions can be successfully applied.
We only pay more attention to implement the mobile management for users in the edge region of one group when designing our group key management protocol.
