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This is further supported by degradome sequencing data that cleavages induced by TE-MIR sRNAs are strongly biased to non-TE related genes (Figure 5).

Indeed it has been proposed that cleavages at sites b, c and d in X0n result from Mus81 acting on the gapped duplex generated from site a cleavage [14].

It has yet to be clarified that cleavages of proteins identified in this study are characterized under physiological context as well as biochemically.

This result is consistent with previous reports that cleavages catalyzed by members of family M50 occur within or close to membranes [ 62].

Furthermore, after siRNAs targeting Beclin-1 and LC3 were transfected into NB4 cells and 20  μM selenite worked for another 24 h, we discovered that cleavages of caspase 3 and PARP were increased and apoptotic ratio was also promoted.

We cannot, of course, completely rule out the possibility that cleavages have occurred before the first nuclei appear at the surface and so giving rise to a population of nuclei within the yolk.

Two Marilyns It seems that cleavage will be making a comeback.

Vogue decreed that cleavage was "over", and the adoring shots of Elizabeth Debicki's frequently bra-strap-free back in The Night Manager seemed to confirm this.

In the real world, Ms. Pachter said, "My opinion is that cleavage is not a corporate look, and not what you want to be remembered for".

Her "seven easy pieces" -- bodysuit, coat, jacket, blouse, skirt, pants and something with a bit of evening sparkle, offered women both tribute (those curves! that cleavage!) -- and comfort (hiding a too-big backside, for instance).

They also observed that cleavage between these layers was good, but failed to explain this phenomenon.