It further reflects a hope for the development of many more novel chemotherapeutic agents or templates from such plants which in future may serve for the production of synthetically improved therapeutic agents.
A new town "where you start from scratch" is a good template for such experiments, "And I was dealing with tolerant communities, not tense ones," he added.
Nafta is the template for such agreements.
They could serve as a template for such a tribunal after the civil war ends.
But if anyone cut the template for such showbiz blockbusters it was him.
No PCR products were generated from such mixed templates, suggesting that PCR templates for the recombinant variants were genuinely present in the hybrid scallops.
These differences might relate to the fact that the ɛ-amino group of the lysine side chain is positioned away from the template, such that it fails to form a hydrogen bond with the template base in the active site, but can form a water-mediated hydrogen bond with the adjacent template base upstream (Fig 2).
If you have one of these, it may be easiest to use such a template from the beginning of your work (rather than copying and pasting your writing into it).
Moreover, the authors suggest that self-cleaving ribozymes can be used to implement a primitive form of "transcription" in a wide sense (i.e., the production of catalysts from templates) if such ribozymes intervene multiple other ribozymes that are concatenated with each other.
PCR products for MVaf, MVcf and other constructs were prepared using cDNA templates from different sources, such as human brain (MVaf1), HeLa (MVcf), 1205Lu melanoma cells (DLC2), B cells (Bmf), sk-mel melanoma cells (MVaf2 and MVaf3), and clone EST63321 from ATCC (DLC1).
