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We added a CACC sequence to the 5′ end of forward primer to enable insertion of the amplicon into the pENTR vector (Invitrogen).

The skin was incised between the 6th and 7th rib and osteotomy of the distal aspect of the 6th rib was performed with an oscillation sawk to enable insertion of a Finochietto retractorl.

Before each vertical profile could be measured, a 1-m-long, 3-cm-diameter copper pipe was driven vertically into the deposit at each location, to enable insertion of the thermocouple.

Miyamoto et al. [ 10] reported the oblique osteochondral plug transplantation technique for osteochondral autograft from the knee to treat osteochondritis dissecans of the elbow to enable insertion by avoiding the radial head.

Functional groups or proteins can also be coupled to lipids or other hydrophobic moieties to enable insertion into the plasma membrane, but the chemistry associated with lipid manipulation can be cumbersome and does not easily lend itself to general use.

Since experiments for such designs are tedious, we used molecular-dynamics simulations to identify and optimize the functional groups to modify the DNA backbone that would enable insertion into the water-chloroform interface before synthesis.

This provides loadings and contrasts that enable functional interpretation of axes, and scores that enable insertion of Darwinius masillae to see how it compares.

It is tempting to speculate that the disorder within the residues 19 29 would impart the ability for a rotational motion to MltC to sweep out a large annulus of cleared peptidoglycan per each molecule of enzyme, which would enable insertion of a large assembly such as that of the flagellum.

Moreover, the critical design features to enable the insertion of ISEs into battery electrolytes are addressed.

A new module was developed to enable the insertion of object pose errors for testing the effects of perception inaccuracies on grasping.

This natural form of genetic modification has been adapted in laboratories over the last 20 years to enable the insertion of almost any foreign gene into plants [27].