The IS 481 element, which is abundantly present (238 times) in the B. pertussis genome of the Tohama I strain, may be involved in the process of gene loss by facilitating homologue recombination between these perfect repeats within the genome.
They are also the best of the bunch, which is abundantly clear even in their diminished form on the small screen.
The other principal mineral constituent of bone is phosphorus, which is abundantly available in milk, meat, and other protein-rich foods.
Carpentras has its own kind of delicious hard candy, the berlingot, which is abundantly and tastily available at the Confiserie du Mont Ventoux, 288, avenue Notre Dame de Sante, (33-4) 90.63.05.25.
For their creation the most rarefied of luxury arts -- gilding, enameling, gem carving -- at the highest level of craftsmanship were brought into play, all of which is abundantly evident in "TREASURES OF HEAVEN: SAINTS, RELICS AND DEVOTION IN MEDIEVAL EUROPE" at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Similarly, the making of superoxide dismutase is instructed by sod-1 gene, which is abundantly in cells throughout the body.
This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the recycling potential of oil palm industrial waste which is abundantly available in Malaysia that is posing serious environmental concerns.
The main advantages of the process are low cost material which is abundantly available in nature and the process uses non-corrosive chemicals.
Therefore, we designed a single step PCR strategy for differentiating Bancroftian infection from Brugian infection based on a newly identified gene from the W. bancrofti genome, abundant larval transcript-2 (alt-2), which is abundantly expressed.
We showed that cathepsin B, which is abundantly produced by chondrocytes grown in a monolayer culture, decreases significantly after the cells are seeded onto the scaffold, giving further evidence of a re-differentiation process.
Ricebran oil has been selected for our study as it is derived from agricultural waste which is abundantly available in most of the rice producing countries and has a significant potential as an alternative cost-effective feedstock when compared to those derived from cereal or seed sources like sunflower, soyabean, canola etc. [20, 21, 22, 23].
