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And being unable to innovate, most of these genes became first antiquated and then dispensable.

Thus, meiotic segregation in C. elegans is a two-stage process, where kinetochores orient chromosomes, but are then dispensable for their separation.

If one bought the notion that a sea as big as Lake Michigan was dispensable, then the trade-off worked -- for a while.

Music is often treated as cultural décor, but if it were dispensable then we ought to be able to imagine life without it, and we cannot.

Indeed, if one function of GW182 is to facilitate PABP dissociation from the poly(A) tail, then PABP may become dispensable in extracts in which it has been depleted or displaced from the poly(A) tail by Paip2.

However, he also shows that one consequence of Kant's view is that, if nothing is higher than human reason, then belief in God becomes dispensable.

(If coefficients B i (x) have the main influence to the asymptotic of the solutions of system (1), then the last requirement is dispensable [8, 9]).

Finally, Ruppin described another approach aimed at reconstructing tissue-specific models of metabolism by successively removing dispensable reactions and then activating other reactions known to occur in the tissue of interest.

For example, when preQ1 can be salvaged, then the bacterial queDCEF genes become dispensable.

We propose that unpaired chromatin that has been subjected to silencing by a piRNA trigger can be subjected to an additional layer of silencing during meiosis that then makes the original piRNA trigger dispensable.

On the one hand, if God and nature are identical then perhaps the concept of God becomes dispensable.