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Only in cells co-expressing wild type p53 and Mdm2 we could detect a band which was simultaneously recognized by the anti-p53 and the anti-Smt3 antibodies, and which ran at a size consistent with the conjugation of a single SUMO protein to p53 (Figure 6A, asterisks).

When my friend characterized her family as a nest of vipers, she was simultaneously recognizing that individuals in her family are unable or unwilling to change.

In the Face Recognition** mode, up to three people can be simultaneously recognized to show their names on the monitor once registered.

– Face Recognition – Up to six faces can be registered, and up to three can be simultaneously recognized to show their names once registered.

"They are simultaneously recognized for their work ethic and intelligence and marginalized for seeming less patriotic and civically engaged.

Their work has been dubbed "girl photographs," the way so much fiction by and about women is simultaneously recognized but condescendingly categorized as chick lit.

This is different from SXL which forms a bigger size complex with the same RNA at high concentrations [25], and should indicate that the two consecutive U-runs are simultaneously recognized by one SNF molecule.

This mechanism of active site docking for the SRL substrate offers functional support for the structural model of site docking in which both SRL motifs are simultaneously recognized.

The second thing I realized was that he was hanging out for so long, slightly hidden by bookshelves, because he was simultaneously hoping people would recognize him and dreading that they might.

Each BAC was simultaneously digested with four 6-bp recognizing restriction endonucleases generating 3' recessed ends and a 4-bp recognizing restriction endonuclease producing blunt ends.

Committed meditators are essentially attempting to enter that Palace on a daily instead of weekly basis, for to spend a few moments free of time is to simultaneously recognize that that itself, paradoxically, is time's greatest use; yet measured by weekday standards, it accomplishes absolutely nothing!