Maximum crack widths were reported for the vertical cracks at midspan, at splice ends and under the two concentrated applied loads.
The analysis of the results revealed the following facts concerning the behavior of reinforced concrete beams cast using high consistency and vibrated concrete mixes having identical mix designs: Maximum crack widths were reported for the vertical cracks at midspan, at splice ends and under the two concentrated applied loads.
Splice variant specific primers were designed to bridge the splice ends of the addressed alternative splice site.
To detect cases of long-distance splicing, the program identifies known or novel splice ends within single candidate regions, in the area delimited by the constraint level K of allowed mismatches (Fig. 5D).
Splice ends of wires on both the new/old wiring adapter and new wiring harness.
In addition, the role of up- and down-stream regulatory events, e.g. transcription factors, miRNAs, splicing, 3' end termination and/or stability of mRNAs need to be examined.
More familiar, perhaps, is the realisation that genes, far from having one specific function may, by virtue of such mechanisms as alternative splicing, end up with many different protein products serving a range of functions (Bondos and Hsiao 2012; Toor et al. 2006).
Examples are SCP2, HLA-F, and KIAA0415 with potentially functional variants that have alternatively spliced 3' ends that are derived from antisense retrocopy insertions of RRAS2, RPL23, and FLJ10324, respectively.
During each test loads, support rotations, splice joint end rotations and mid-span surface strains were recorded for each mid-span deflection increment.
While the mutation mechanisms leading to EGFRvIII are diverse, ranging from large deletions of genomic DNA to point mutations that affect splicing, the end product is a single mRNA splice variant lacking exons 2 7, making it an ideal candidate for detection by allele-specific assays like the one described herein.
