Our hypothesis speaks to the seminal first step and is dependent upon tRNA originating from the ligation of RNA hairpins with 3'-CCA termini.
Into this world stepped seminal figures including the marine biologist Rachel Carson whose 1962 book, Silent Spring, documented the effects of widespread pesticide use in the United States and is credited with jumpstarting the modern environmental movement.
From the seminal "Endless Summer" to "Step Into Liquid" to "Riding Giants," surf documentaries burnish a man-at-one-with-nature mythology all their own.
"Arnie has made seminal contributions at each step in the development of the p53 field," says Frank McCormick, director of the University of California, San Francisco, Comprehensive Cancer Research Center and author of several reviews on p53.
A seminal finding concerning this step comes from Tfpa studies showing that not all proteins essential for pilus biogenesis are involved in filament assembly per se.
Part I (Refuting Behe's Triple-Jump Conclusions) of this contribution proves Behe's conclusions wrong each step: (1) The seminal precursor of current flat snap traps had one part less.
This story — about how Mr. Godard, François Truffaut, Eric Rohmer and their comrades embraced and debated the seminal work of Howard Hawks, Alfred Hitchcock, Nicholas Ray and John Ford before stepping behind the camera themselves — has been told and retold so often that it has become a kind of campfire legend.
Finally, EGCG exhibits pronounced antiretroviral effects in the absence of seminal amyloid and affects various steps in the HIV replication cycle.
Sperm continue to exit the seminal vesicle in a genetically separable step (see below) that we call 'continued transfer' (see Additional file 2).
The research presented here is a logical extension of Murashige and Skoog's seminal work, and represents the next step in the evolution of plant tissue culture media development.
