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Alternatively, during the proposed centromere meiotic drive [ 25, 26], some haplotypes could be actively selected against to preserve the centromere integrity of the unique remaining cell that is available for fertilization during female meiosis II.
I saw the Bulldogs' unique remaining link to Melbourne's multicultural working class west in late August when their VFL side the Footscray Bulldogs defeated local rivals and former VFA powerhouse Williamstown Seagulls at the Whitten Oval in a qualifying final.
Duplicate species records within each grid square were removed, and the unique species remaining in each grid square were then counted and displayed as the total number of known species per grid square.
Even the construct harboring the entire BC1 RNA coding region, including the central A-rich region and the 3' unique region, remained in neuronal cell bodies (Figure 3A,B).
Their molecular features leading to the unique phenotype remain largely unknown.
The positions of the cluster sulfide, Cys317, and His283 ligands to the unique Fe remain largely unchanged, as do the positions of the other C-cluster atoms.
There are even greater variations across any individual's retina, with the periphery being overwhelmingly dominated by L-cones [ 73]; despite this, the spectral loci of the unique hues remain stable across the retina, provided peripheral stimuli are made larger [ 41, 74- 76].
A BLAST search with the use of the remaining unique small RNA sequences revealed 24 unique sequences (368 reads) that exactly matched with the pig miRNAs listed in the latest miRBase release 11.0 (April, 2008) (Table 1).
In order to identify known miRNAs in the olive tree, the remaining unique small RNA sequences were subjected to BLASTn searches using the miRBase database version 18.0 [ 46].
The abstracts of the remaining unique 252 articles were read.
Most of the sequences (30/38) contained a crossover point at the 5' end of the gene, with the remaining six unique crossover points distributed across the gene.
