A sensitive fluorimetric technique was also developed to follow up the second-by-second fate of the denatured protein while undergoing refolding.
In addition to gluconeogenesis and oxidative decarboxylation to acetyl-CoA, a third fate of pyruvate in G. bemidjiensis may be oxidative decarboxylation to acetate by a putative quinone-reducing pyruvate decarboxylase (Gbem_0287) that is 32% identical to the E. coli enzyme [ 13].
The second fate is stabilization of the miRNA-generating sequence with specificity for gene-of-origin, or family-of-origin, sequences.
Second, the fate of the undertaking will be shaped as much by how it's implemented in the field — by those nine hundred civilians, and their counterparts in the military — as it is by the outcome of those meetings in the White House.
First, the fate of the soon to be ex-speaker, Michael Martin.
She confessed that, though the book's peculiar chronological structure had been decided from the first, the fate of some of her characters had only become clear to her as she approached the ending.
In a sunny room on the 25th floor of a tower at Columbia University's school of public health, a year-old boy sat on his mother's lap, pondering first the fate of a plastic bunny that a researcher hid in a blue box, then some dice cached in her hand, then a red ring dropped on her lap.
A third possible fate of duplicated TFs is the divergence of their gene expression[3].
Third, the fate of decaBDE in is not known.
The third fate is chance acquisition of targeting specificity for a novel target gene or family, followed by stabilization through selection in the event of an advantage.
The status on "True Detective" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm": After a breakout first season and a not-so-well-received second season, the fate of "True Detective" has seemed uncertain.
