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The large size of the DMD gene (79 exons spanning 2.4 Mb), limits the ease of generating genomic overexpression constructs.

Because the telomeric limit of the duplication contained greater than 95% repetitive sequence, we designed probes to span the centromeric limit.

His coverage of financial inventions spans limited liability for corporations and the framework of Township and Village Enterprises in China, as well as inflation indexation from its inception around the turn of the 19th century to its applications in Chile and Mexico in the 20th century.

Amplicons and probes were designed to span two exons, limiting the risk of amplifying residual genomic DNA.

But stone lintels spanning between columns are limited by the tension they develop on their bottom surfaces; their maximum span is perhaps 5 metres (16 feet).

For systems in which span loss limits performance in unamplified systems, the fiber loss (in cable) is the key enabling performance parameter.

Singer and screenwriters Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris came up with the idea of publishing a prequel limited series, spanning four comic book issues.

The span limits of two glass fiber-reinforced polymer (GFRP) bridge concepts involving GFRP-balsa sandwich plates are discussed.

The dimensionless values of the span limits are 0.873 and 1 with value of (d(bar{z})) as 1.81 and 2.2, respectively, based on the selected graph.

The new study adds fuel to the fire: Jan Vijg, the senior author and chair of the genetics department at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, and his colleagues used a large database to argue that historic gains in human longevity are slowing to a crawl, perhaps because of inherent life span limits buried in our genome. .

Low temperature, when duration of parasite development in mosquitoes exceeds 30 days i.e. beyond average life span of mosquitoes limits active malaria transmission.