To further map the conserved nucleic acid binding interface of PfAlbas, domain-only specific sequences with the conserved residues at 70%% of consensus level were extracted and mapped, which illuminated that the amino acid positions putatively interacting with DNA/RNA are also conserved in PfAlba5, 6 (Fig. 4b).
Of the art of fiction, she said, "Virginia Woolf said that writing a novel is like walking through a dark room with a lantern which illuminates the things that were always there.
We refer to this measure as extrinsic adaptation potential which illuminates characteristics of the landscape that facilitate species adaptation, in contrast to species-specific characteristics that determine intrinsic adaptation potential such as dispersal ability or genetic diversity.
The movie, which illuminates the subculture of excess that hit Chinese artistic circles in the late 1980's and early 90's, spins out a painful family drama, but it doesn't end with any neatly tied knots.
A recent case that is archetypical and which illuminates the way the current system typically operates is that involving the member for Menzies, Kevin Andrews.
"It invites different perspectives, which illuminates aspects of the dream that you might not have thought of on your own".
This is the reason that traditional fluorescence microscopy, which illuminates all fluorophores in the sample simultaneously, is limited in its spatial resolution.
In fact, the sweetness which illuminates parts of Como el Musguito … is far from being specific to that 2009 production.
IT IS sometimes said that America has two parties a Sun party, which illuminates the landscape, and a Moon party, which reflects the beams.
The tragedy of this controversy is that it intrudes on the important message of "The Hurricane," which illuminates the rightness of American justice.
