They share some features with nonautonomous class II transposons: They are characterized by their terminal inverted repeat (TIR) structure, the flanking short direct repeats formed by target site duplication (TSD), and their absence of gene-coding capacity.
Wróblewski's figures are often left headless, or with their torsos inverted.
After children have seen their lives inverted, that all sounds a bit feeble, but it was a seed.
Doris Salcedo's big tables, rammed through cell doorways, with patches of real grass growing through their pierced, inverted undersides, don't work.
That might seem like small consolation with this terrible news so fresh, but the Pacers — with their world inverted — need everything they can get.
Kim Asendorf – who had the honour of having the first animated gif sent into space last year – has conjured a clone army of Chinese women soldiers, their faces inverted in a frightening sea of screaming mouths.
In the middle of the ninth, Rudd tapped Lee on the shoulder and told him to look up: with Kansas City trailing, 7-1, the Royals flashed Lee and Rudd on the Jumbotron, their hats inverted in the manner common to superstitious baseball fans everywhere.
Some hang by their feet — "inverted lynchings," she calls them — symbolic of restraint and victimization, imposed from without as well as from within.
In the first class of molecules, segment 9 was correctly positioned between 8 and 10, with segments 2 and 1 still in their original inverted orientation at the 3' end of the molecule.
Thus, the enzymes catalyze in vitro transposition from their cognate inverted repeat sequences only.
