In "5th Column Group" he conjures his childhood and adolescence in large, muscularly rendered copies of various texts and images: a campaign bumper sticker, a blown-up scribble, family photographs (including one of a little boy on a stool beside a blackboard wearing a dunce cap).
In principle this would arise from the impossibility of ssRNA viruses to serve as templates for negative sense strand synthesis once the genome is uncoated, in turn rendering copy choice recombination less likely.
Denzler shoots his own videos and then renders copies of the images via smears of paint.
In addition, ssRNA genomes are generally protected by viral nucleoproteins that prevent genome exposure to the cytoplasm (and cell machinery) and to come in close contact with other genome copies, thus rendering copy-choice recombination also unlikely.
MatterPort has constructed a low cost point and shoot camera device that records what a space or object looks like and renders a copy of it automatically.
Any positive recognition that I received growing up was because I could render or copy things that showed realism.
Photograph of a cotton picker posing her feet for Jackie Brookner as she renders a copy in earth and pigment for the series, Of Cotton and Earth, 1994-98.
The first GFP copy (Tr-GFP) is truncated at the 5' end and the second GFP copy (I-SceI-GFP) is full length, but is interrupted by the 18 base pair (bp) recognition site for the rare-cutting endonuclease, I-SceI, rendering this copy nonfunctional.
Alternatively, recombination events among retroelements belonging to the same family may render individual copies inactive, leading to a build-up over time of inactive copies in sexual lineages which is less likely in asexuals.
Interestingly, this motif is present only in two of seven ISCaa10 copies; in the others, the second histidine is replaced by tyrosine, which might render these copies nonfunctional.
