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Taken together, these analyses of P-INO deletion constructs define a 246 bp element within the POSY region that we now designate POS6 for its position approximately 600 bp upstream of the INO start codon.

This plateau in rate constant we now designate to be k1 and can be ascribed to an electron-transfer pathway between UQ and heme (k1 ∼ 24 000 s–1), as shown in Figure 1, rather than arising from some association between the N-methylnicotinamide and SQR.

Sequence analysis and alignment of CRF genes or genes containing a CRF domain, as designated below, was initiated with the six previously identified CRF genes from Arabidopsis, CRF1-6, and two closely related Arabidopsis genes, At1 g71130 and At1 g22985, that we now designate CRF7 and CRF8, respectively.

As in Mountain Lion, you can now designate special contacts as V.I.P.'s.

And who does "Then and Now" designate as the only example of the new breed of highlight-jockey silliness?

The university system's 13 campuses now designate part of student fees for financing of campus organizations.

Based on cDNA array, we found KIAA0101, now designated as OEACT-1[ 7], as one of the genes with differential expression in HCC.

Here, we show that recombinant PM1665 (now designated ComE1) also binds to DNA through the same helix-hairpin-helix motifs required for fibronectin-binding.

We, therefore, asked whether PM1665, now designated ComE1 in line with the homologous protein in H. influenzae [8], bound to DNA?

Here, we present the characterization of FGSG_09423, now designated Bar1, which possesses 41% identity and 58% similarity (E-value = 1e−92) with BarA.

They're now designated "market-makers," although we all still call them specialists.