The A and D subgenome chromosomes were renamed A1 through A13 and D1 though D13, respectively, based on new tetraploid cotton nomenclature for homoeologous chromosomes [ 20].
Because of their involvement in a fundamental cellular process, all six of these genes are essential for viability, and renamed MCM2 through MCM7, the name MCM1 had already been categorized as a transcription factor and it does not belong to the MCM2 9 family.
For an unified nomenclature for the soybean PHT1s (Additional file 2), fifteen soybean PHT1 genes were renamed as GLYma Pht1 1 through GLYma Pht1 15 according to the Commission for Plant Gene Nomenclature, and abbreviated as GmPHT1 1 through 15 in the following content.
Carayol, 28, is one of three current players in the Football League to have come through the centre – renamed on the first anniversary of Damilola's death, having previously been known as Wickham Park, and now run by Southwark council.
Sevco names can be registered in bulk through Companies House and renamed at a later date as long as strict naming criteria are met.
A section of M-37 through Newaygo County was renamed in 1945 for Stevens T. Mason, the first governor of the State of Michigan.
This would move from a renamed attendance allowance, through personal budgets for personal care.
In Japan, Toyota has created a youth-oriented distribution network called Netz, and it is likely to sell the Pontiac Vibe (renamed the Voltz) through those dealers.
When the dogs were about a year old, they were sold to a kennel in Florida where they were renamed and put through 16 weeks of bomb-sniffing training.
The shared haplotypes were renamed Haplotype 1 through to Haplotype 30 and grouped according to the gene region in which each respective haplotype displayed variation.
