Interestingly, some hydroxymethylated regions do not appear to be bound by Tet1, suggesting that they are either technically not identified by ChIP-seq or that another Tet (Tet2 for example) regulates these specific territories [ 51].
Even though direct targeting of this transcription factor might be technically difficult, identifying the upstream and downstream networks involving C/EBPβ will lead to a better understanding of the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of diseases mediated by non-steady-state hematopoiesis.
Illinois has large reserves of bituminous coal, which underlie some of the best farmland in the world, technically and legally identified as "Prime Farmland".
Some said they were technically empaths but identified as other things – starseeds, indigo children, lightworkers – and through demonstrations of power, we suspected that charlatans were everywhere and empath "strength" was, like everything else, a sliding scale.
Spirometry was performed according to the American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Society (ATS/ERS) criteria with technically unsatisfactory curves identified at the time of testing and again after fieldwork.
This can be exemplified by an inspection of the specific results that the method yields for English: Of the 32 borrowings into English 18, eight are singletons and five have reflexes in almost all Germanic languages in the sample and can thus technically not be identified by the MLN approach.
Genes identified were technically validated using qRT-PCR with primers designed to amplify the same transcripts represented on the microarray platform.
Technically, chaining behavior is identified by calculating the amount of time spent in the annulus zone at the right distance from the wall.
Yahoo's lawyers contended that the company was helpless and that it was technically impossible to identify Web users by national origin and block their access to sites.
But Yahoo appealed the verdict, arguing it is technically impossible to identify Web users by national origin and block their access to sites.
