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This is the name given to bits of chromosomes, possibly proper genes, which are copied by the exuberance of the cell's own copying mechanisms for no reason at all so far as the organism is concerned.

The PDPT Core controls data, which are copied from the server to the PDA client by context information (position info).

The company's test measures the amounts of RNA which are copied from each of many different genes.

Pixel out [width/2-1] is computed using pixel w[width/2 - 1], out [width/2], out [width/2 + 1], and out [width/2 + 2] which are copied from Pc. Figure 6 Parallelism of the row-oriented step.

Shadow's 1996 full-length debut, Endtroducing, the source of said tune, would be near impossible to make today, as it's comprised of nothing but samples -- small portions of recordings which are copied and pasted to make or add to an entirely new work.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05031.001 Proteins are built based on instructions in template molecules called messenger RNAs (or mRNAs), which are copied from the DNA of genes.

Many Junkers aircraft had a corrugated sheet-metal skin, which was copied by several American builders, including the Ford Motor Company.

Besides other solo acts, which were copied by equestrians throughout the world, Ducrow invented several duets and ensemble numbers.

The letter, which was copied to regional party officials, came from Alan Mabbutt, the Tory Director of Organisation.

But the passage of time does not prevent surveillance for e-mail, which is copied from one system to another.

You are Chinese.' " The Alien Land Law, which was copied by more than a dozen other states, was struck down in California in 1952.