Heaven right now is frost on the kitchen windows and an ice-crisp salad of winter leaves on the table: rabbit ears of white chicory with a bitingly clean lemon dressing, or maybe squid-like curls of deep red treviso with shallot and walnut oil; or possibly best of all, a plate of watercress tossed with a sharp dressing enriched with the pan juices of a roast bird.
More recently, it is demonstrated that TADs are enclosed by sharp boundaries enriched for the insulator-binding protein CTCF, as well as the heterochromatin mark H3K9me3.
His kindness, compassion, and gentle manner, as well as his sharp wit and humor enriched the lives of all his family and friends.
All are expressive of inner emotions, but that of Richard, mouth compressed in determined anger but eyes revealing a sadness, is enriched by the pin-sharp detail of the face.
But her sharp intelligence concealed a warmth and involvement that enriched her friends and gave her writing a deep compassion.
Through it all she raised a son, enriched her friends with her wit, sharp humor and frequent dinners, and was determined to lead a normal life as if she were cancer-free.
CL3a is a tight cluster comprised of 21 genes exhibiting a sharp peak in transcript abundance at 24 hpi, suggesting enriched or specific expression in ookinetes (Fig. 1 and Supporting Information Table S2).
Second, during prenatal life, ChREBP is highly enriched in the endocrine pathway, as demonstrated by its sharp decrease in pancreases from Neurog3-deficient mice that lack endocrine cells.
Mr. Levine knows that working together on a challenging contemporary score like this one will keep him and his players musically and mentally sharp, as well as enriching their performances of Mozart, Wagner and Berg operas.
With the TSS as the reference point, we found TFBSs to be highly enriched from ~80 to 200 bp upstream of the TSS with a sharp peak at -115 bp; the four different TFBS datasets yield highly consistent overall patterns.
