In contrast to eukaryotes, where DNA replication is temporally separated from segregation, the phage nucleoid continued to increase in mass as it moved toward midcell, suggesting that DNA replication and positioning occur simultaneously.
In that time of segregation, separate projects were built for whites and blacks.
Solitary confinement, isolation, segregation, separate confinement, or administrative segregation are all terms used to broadly describe a form of confinement where a prisoner or detainee is held alone in a cell from 22 to 24 hours a day.
Cities such as Johannesburg and Los Angeles, where rich and poor districts are totally separate and racial segregation is a stark geographical reality are the urban dystopias of our time.
This regime had been firmly endorsed by the Supreme Court itself in a now notorious 1896 decision, Plessy v Ferguson, upholding the doctrine of "separate but equal" segregation for blacks and whites.
Buried here is Judge John Howard Ferguson, remembered for Plessy vs. Ferguson, which the U.S. Supreme Court upheld in 1896, approving Louisiana's "separate but equal" segregation law.
Fluconazole induces abnormal cell-cycle progression, leading to binucleate cells, as mother and daughter cells fail to separate after chromosome segregation.
In the 1960s ability grouping often functioned as a de facto form of racial segregation, separating white students from their African American peers, who often suffered from academic deficiencies as a result of poverty and discrimination.
Segregation – separating bikes by a physical barrier like a raised kerb or fence – is something of a holy grail for campaigners, who argue it makes cycling accessible to people of all ages, allowing them to trundle along at slow speeds in everyday clothes.
This result was desirable because multiple T-DNA insertions could not be separated through genetic segregation because V. dahliae lacks a sexual stage.
