Paradoxically, the chl- fus gene was transposed into a point of DNA instability and heretofore it continues to occupy the same and unique locus in the plant genome, judging by the high conserved microsynteny.
In addition, comparative sequence analysis between the genomes of E. histolytica and E. dispar shows many cases where both TEs are found inserted in genomic loci from one Entamoeba genome but not in their syntenic counterparts from the other species, strongly supporting the idea that these two elements were able to transpose at some point in evolution.
(The movie even borrows a few incidents and plot points from Boulle's novel, transposing them from human to ape).
By transposing these shear force-displacement curves to an acceleration displacement system and using the standard spectra presented in Eurocode 8, the performance points were determined, making it possible to assess the seismic performance of the walls studied in different conditions (seismicity zones and soil types).
We're transposing it to America.
This method consists of transposing the transposon Tn 4430 into the TEM-1 gene which duplicates 5 base pairs (bp) of host sequence at the insertion point.
Once you feel comfortable transposing very basic music, try to transpose something more complex.
Instead, we're seeing mainstream media's attitudes towards feminine beauty transposed online, to the point where we're airbrushing ourselves.
Certainly, concept albums can be about real people (David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's Here Lies Love, about Imelda Marcos, being a recent case in point) or transposed a bit more literally in musical theatre, as in the National's current production Fela!, which uses Fela Kuti's own songs to tell the singer's life story.
In this case the score for the 18 items of FLIE was added and transposed to a 100-point scale to give a final score, with a higher score indicating a better quality of life.
