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For many years, it was assumed that a transcript with a nonsense mutation (as well as its normal stop codon) was translated until the first stop codon is encountered, at which point translation terminated.

A few days later, F.B.I. agents confiscated Norris's evidence, which was not to see the light of day, or even be translated, until after the World Trade Center bombing of 1993.

In statistical analysis, the filler that exceeds the RVE are translated until they find new spatial location within RVE.

We predicted that the open reading frame would be translated until exon 8 and followed by a frameshift in exon 9, which could lead to a truncated ISPD protein (Val374Rfs*8).

Potentially, this group of mRNAs could represent mRNAs that: 1) are vestigial megakaryocyte mRNAs with little or no physiologic consequence in peripheral blood platelets; 2) undergo transfer via exosomes or microparticles to other vascular locations (as has been shown for miRNAs [ 28]); or, 3) will not be translated until they are needed in hemostasis or inflammation.

Born in 1927, he published his first novella at the age of 20, but hardly any of his work was translated into English until the 1980s.

The film's amateurish trailer was posted on YouTube in June but did not gain widespread attention until it was translated into Arabic in the days leading up to Sept. 11.

His work was known to Renaissance doctors only through Islamic Golden Age medicine until it was translated from the Greek some time in the 15th century.

The document does not appear to have been aimed at Western recruits and was not available in English until it was translated by the Quilliam Foundation, a British group that aims to counter militant messaging.

In 1963 he gave me a copy of a novel he had written, Monkey Planet, but since it was in French and I didn't read it that well, I didn't read it until it was translated as "Planet of the Apes" later that year.

"Interestingly enough, up until the 14th century it was translated as masturbation".