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A sort of no man's zone, it remains mostly unoccupied, so local officials let Theo use it to assemble and store his Strandbeests.
The idea is this: You open an online brokerage account, and use it to assemble a personal portfolio that looks and acts like a mutual fund.
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They have used it to assemble sets of legally available music links from all over the Web and then play the whole list with one click, using Windows Media Player, RealOne, Winamp or QuickTime.
Each of our genes codes for a particular protein and the ribosome takes that piece of DNA code and uses it to assemble chains of amino acids until a protein is formed.
We isolated and analyzed the human CXCR4 gene promoter and used it to assemble a luciferase-based reporter gene construct.
Once assembled, you can use it to view common bacteria and parasites with standard glass slides.
capitata was constructed with the aim of using it to anchor the assembled scaffolds to pseudochromosomes, and the assembly of the cabbage genome sequence (to be published soon) has been completed using this map.
What we do that is unusual and as far as we know we're the only people in the world to do it is we use robots to assemble all the DNA, put it together, stick it across the cell membrane and into the bug itself and then it integrates, " Zymergen CEO Josh Hoffman said.
Web-literate sales representatives have learned to use extranets to assemble customer sales histories.
He worked out what has come to be known as the "central dogma" of molecular biology that information flows from the nucleus (where the DNA is) to the outer part of the cell, where it is used to assemble proteins.
One was kept as a spare at Wendover, and one was erected at Inyokern, where it was used to assemble the explosive but non-nuclear pumpkin bombs for testing.
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