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It would be highly desirable to develop analogous group II intron-based gene targeting methods for higher organisms.

Given the recent reports that demonstrate reliable measurements of ligand-dependent OR stimulation using clamp patching of Xenopus laevis oocytes injected with in vitro synthesized cRNA encoding mosquito ORs [7], [66], our aim is to develop analogous technologies for insect cells expressing recombinant mosquito ORs that are suitable for use in HTS formats.

Here, we harnessed the molecular self-assembly abilities of very short peptide motifs to develop analogous DOPA-containing supramolecular polymers.

We here develop analogous design contours for the dynamic problem, based on FORM principles, again defining the contour as a locus of all possible FORM design points.

11 In fact, rotenone exposure is an experimental model for Parkinson disease in animals, which develop analogous symptoms following intravenous and subcutaneous administration of the chemical, as shown in unpublished research by Meyer.

He also argued for greater work on the back end of the fuel cycle, suggesting that it would be useful to develop something analogous to the IAEA multilateral fuel assurances arrangement that deals with waste issues while reassuring developing countries that "it's not just about new restrictions to be imposed".

Dr Szostak is interested in the origin of life, and wants to develop something analogous to what he imagines life's earliest days were like: a reaction vessel in which a self-sustaining cycle of chemical reactions can reproduce itself.In a modern cell, such as a bacterium, instructions from the DNA are transcribed into a related molecule called RNA.

The intention of this study was to develop equipment, analogous to the lumbar spine that could be used for both teaching and research purposes.

Today, plans for "cyberdeterrence" aim to develop something analogous for the digital era.

Efforts to develop an analogous model in mammalian cells would be useful in understanding and dissecting cell proliferation in humans.

Shortly after their initial reports of Ni-catalyzed asymmetric allylic substitution reactions with alkyl Grignard reagents, Consiglio and co-workers turned to develop the analogous reactions of arylmagnesium species.