The image features a hybrid panoply of squirrels, slugs, dogs and tiny horse legs as well as fractal sequences of houses, cars, and streets and a lot of eyes.
"Cameraperson" consists of resonant outtakes that she shot for various documentary directors, such as Laura Poitras ("Citizenfour," about Edward Snowden and Michael Mooree ("Fahrenheit 9/11"), including a sequence — footage of houses and motels and churches and fields of sunflowers where various massacres took place — that she calls the "montage of horror".
MLST schemes are usually based on partial sequences of house keeping genes which enable the data to be used for phylogenetic analysis since the house keeping genes will not be subject to immune selection [32], [33] which might direct and accelerate genetic change such that phylogenetic relationships are distorted.
MLSA and supertree approach were based on the concatenated sequences of house-keeping genes [ 15, 21].
We searched the available genome sequences of house mice, including those of the populations under study, for possible inserts that could be the direct source of the P-MLV transcripts that we detected in the feces.
Walk up Wilhelm-Staab-Strasse, a beautiful sequence of Baroque houses restored by the GDR in the early 1950s.
Tolerant of her husband's philandering, she managed his career, typed his manuscripts, arranged the frolics in his sequence of big houses, then meekly died of cancer.
We have already looked at the relationships of the pathogenic strains using sequence of 26 house keeping genes [3].
The genome sequence of the house fly will allow for investigations that test for early differentiation of nascent sex chromosomes.
Using a series of stringent filtering criteria we identified a set of high-quality SNPs in the transcriptome sequence of the house finch, allowing us to estimate the SNP density for the transcribed part of the genome and to assess within- and between-population genetic variation.
