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Without negative selection at the silent codon positions, the substitutions caused by CpG mutations at these positions were retained largely, and resulted in a decrease of GC3 (G+C content at the silent codon positions) in genes heavily methylated.

NB were typically of round shape when first formed and they were retained largely as particles in the presence of 3 to 10% serum (Fig. 3I L), but they gradually aggregated into needle-containing spindles which in turn gave way to films and mattresses (not shown).

Together, these results indicate that in spite of γ-irradiation, FBS had retained largely the ability to seed NB/NLP, contrary to what would have been expected from the vast literature that had used γ-FBS as a sterilized feeder for NB cultures and with itself deemed to be completely devoid of any NB-seeding potential (see Table 1 for a list of such papers).

1 The bidentate ligands are retained largely during sol gel processing.

The Cry1F Bt maize variety retained largely undamaged leaves, and oviposition preference was correlated with the level of feeding damage in the refuge.

Several ancestral groupings are recognized as having one of the pair of chromosomes retained largely intact, with the duplicated regions within the lineage mosaically distributed along with other ancestral chromosome regions.

It is a lot easier to improve things if you start from a position of low rather than high costs.These considerations point to retaining largely tax-based finance for the NHS.

Up to this stage, the embryonic clusters are loosely packed, retaining largely the conformer populations in the solution state but with gauche conformers enriched in the loose fold loops.

One priority biome has low levels of protection, high numbers of threatened species (19 species), yet retains largely undisturbed natural land cover.

It retained power largely on the basis of sympathy generated by the death of P.M. Masayoshi Ohira.

"But the intelligence services retain a largely unfettered power to rifle through millions of people's private communications – and the tribunal believes the limited safeguards revealed during last year's legal proceedings are an adequate protection of our privacy.