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ls use allosteric ribozymes to regulate gene | expression, a mechanism commonly used in engineered apt |
is often an object, but may be an idiomatic | expression, a technology, a philosophical idea, a music |
have found that dsRNA can also activate gene | expression, a mechanism that has been termed "small RNA |
been found that dsRNA can also activate gene | expression, a mechanism that has been termed "small RNA |
would I.' 'One,' I said, noticing the glazed | expression about Paul's eyes 'two, three, four'. |
(This | expression above is simply `Yk, where Y denotes a fixed |
a result of an easing of curbs on freedom of | expression accompanying Turkey's drive to meet European |
is a New Zealand legal rights and freedom of | expression advocate, as well as publisher of the contro |
lability tested, the relative level of SOAT2 | expression affects the cholesteryl ester content, and t |
There is differential | expression after injury or aging. |
lize mRNA transcripts, causing decreased LPH | expression after weaning. |
"Tracking gene | expression after DNA delivery using spatially indexed n |
terial, which inspires him to place symbolic | expression ahead of considerations of proportion, scale |
versy surrounding "ninety-minute bigots", an | expression allegedly coined by Rangers chairman Sir Dav |
Some low levels of gene | expression also occur in certain cell lines of myeloid |
In the spectrum of gender | expression among lesbians, a soft butch lies closer to |
erally, What like are you?, a commonly heard | expression amongst many in older generations when trans |
Quantitative miRNA | expression analyses revealed that miR-223 was consisten |
s, including whole genome resequencing, gene | expression analysis and small ribonucleic acid (RNA) an |
Gene | expression analysis also benefits from microbeads, such |
nages experiment data, and carries out basic | expression analysis. |
M10 but has a minimal effect on promotion of | expression and function. |
ssential process required for proper protein | expression and cell viability. |
.g., two lambda expressions are not a lambda | expression and two Petri nets are not a Petri net and c |
n called Patched (PTCH) acts to prevent high | expression and activity of a 7 membrane spanning recept |
State | expression and suppression |
, effective public speaking, logic, creative | expression, and critical thinking. |
g-alpha and Ig-beta, which are necessary for | expression and function of the B-cell antigen receptor. |
g adhesion, migration, differentiation, gene | expression, and apoptosis.[supplied |
The conflict between artistic | expression and commercial opportunity parallels Paul's |
obial Biology houses research regarding gene | expression and how microbes behave. |
Freedom of | expression and of association are essential to sustaine |
nited a masterly execution to great power of | expression, and indeed effected a complete revolution i |
recorded for his final self-approved album, | Expression, and an especially free-form "My Favorite Th |
neta, Bilingual Minds: Emotional Experience, | Expression, and Representation, Multilingual Matters, p |
ed in the regulation of tissue-specific gene | expression and cell differentiation. |
In this way, they control gene | expression and thus protein biosynthesis. |
t Ornicar, associations promoting freedom of | expression and thinking, of which he is currently presi |
involved in activation of cytochrome oxidase | expression and nuclear control of mitochondrial functio |
For Husserl, Derrida argues, the | expression and the indication are both signs but the la |
Freedom of | Expression and Censorship: Some Aspects of the Indian E |
ng protein regulates intestine-specific gene | expression and enterocyte differentiation. |
ct on the PKG 1α promoter though the protein | expression and nuclear localisation of Klf5 was similar |
I recognize that my | expression and choice of words was the problem. |
They argue that the patriarchy limits sexual | expression and are in favor of giving people of all gen |
see art as a tool of emotional and religious | expression, and Rothko's paintings from this era reveal |
Harmony is | expression and nothing more. |
"He saw my aghast | expression and turned, then we both fled, escaping into |
decade, and his lines are attentive to text | expression, and contain occasional word- or phrase-pain |
For our government, a complete freedom of | expression and the right to work are fundamental; that |
The provision clearly restricted | expression and was found to be too restrictive to be ju |
said of him "he had a gift for language, for | expression and for repartee in a high degree". |
Uphold human right: freedom of | expression and autonomy within local institutions of hi |
portant discovery towards understanding gene | expression and regulation. |
d to promote freedom of creative and musical | expression and to promote the work of Freemuse. |
Since its inception, both the facial | expression and the catchphrase “Dat Ass” have been used |
son on these recordings, her great emotional | expression and her good vocal technique are shown to fu |
was in violation of the right to freedom of | expression and could not be saved under section 1 of th |
UTRs have been linked to regulation of gene | expression and mRNA export. |
tinction in the use of the word sign between | expression and indication. |
preme Court of Canada decision on freedom of | expression and equality rights under the Canadian Chart |
shows a correlation between osteonectin over | expression and ampullary cancers and chronic pancreatit |
The fault has no surface | expression and prior to the earthquake was not known ab |
Christine's musical | expression and style is still inspired by Norwegian and |
has been associated with decreased perilipin | expression and increased lipolysis in women. |
laboratory animal used in the study of gene | expression and the study of diapause in insects. |
he boy is emphasized by his blond hair, open | expression and blue suit, the questioners are also trea |
rights… through… the enabling rights of free | expression and the right to access to information.” |
s an unprecedented fullness and capacity for | expression, and indicated the direction of subsequent c |
t to modernism, with its emphasis on inwards | expression and personal originality. |
on and the public interest in fair use, free | expression, and innovation. |
The Constitution also promises freedom of | expression and assembly. |
es its core members an alternative religious | expression and Christian identity, and that the music s |
e COX-2, which differ in their regulation of | expression and tissue distribution. |
to use physical yoga as a means for creative | expression and concentration. |
traditional heritage an infinite variety of | expression and created effects distinguished by local c |
to protect rights of conscience, freedom of | expression, and equal protection under the law as Austr |
the thymus, there is a correlation with CD5 | expression and strength of the interaction of the T cel |
f fellowship and to celebrate life, creative | expression, and enjoyment. |
for, among other things, his atypical gender | expression and his flamboyant persona. |
a small mass λ, evaluating the corresponding | expression and then taking the limit , the latter are d |
mness of tone, the flexibility and nuance of | expression, and sureness of touch in exploring mood, ca |
s 4, 8, and 9 of the Act violated freedom of | expression and could not be saved under section 1 of th |
yersiniabactin itself may upregulate its own | expression and that of psn/fyuA and ybtPQXS at the tran |
ld audiences “Nina was full of life, full of | expression, and just a joy to work with. |
octrines of separation of powers, freedom of | expression and human rights. |
Laissez les bons temps rouler is a Louisiana | expression and especially prominent in New Orleans-a ch |
98, which guarantees freedom of religion and | expression, and so denied that an Act of Parliament is |
scriptional activator, inducing its own gene | expression and the expression of other genes which toge |
ich he felt established a “common vehicle of | expression and a common plane of thought . . . |
tyle of Bharatanatyam where Abhinaya (facial | expression) and graceful Jathis (pure dance composition |
high technical standard, its living artistic | expression and its mixture of tight choreography and re |
Perlecan | expression and thus basement membrane maturation is dep |
ights (specifically, Articles 10 (freedom of | expression) and 11 (freedom of assembly)), and that Ms |
Deferoxamine may modulate | expression and release of inflammatory mediators by spe |
rmances, she unites both dramatic theatrical | expression and vocal art (she is a graduate of both a d |
ses SRF/myocardin-induced activation of gene | expression, and directly inhibits myocardin gene expres |
me conservation, the detection of transcript | expression, and the presence of conserved ORFs is circu |
(vox populi, vox dei), and that voice finds | expression and incarnation either in a leader, a legisl |
includes healthy sexuality, its diversity of | expression, and reproductive choice. |
itution of 1978, which recognized freedom of | expression and freedom of information as fundamental ri |
to enhance this goal is to assure freedom of | expression and freedom of religion. |
re she considered antithetical to permitting | expression and realization of women's aspirations. |
uardian after Nicholson's trial: "Freedom of | expression and lawful protest are important rights, but |
SCA supports healthy sexual | expression and does not expect members to repress their |
Ross, David: "Freedom of | Expression and Censorship in Arts" (1990) |
ize stuffed toy wombat with a lazy, cheerful | expression and comically pronounced rump, and usually a |
Dunn, Nora: "Freedom of | Expression and Censorship in Arts" (1990) |
of unattributed labels was a form of forced | expression and so invoked section 2(b). |
mining results, anatomical structures, gene | expression and other background information. |
Substituting these in the last | expression and simplifying we get |
ersonal, intuitive, and personalized form of | expression and society, firmly supporting the idea of s |
Seeing it as a perfect medium for | expression and still reeling from the re-election of Ge |
, hear (a cheer), to hear-hear (to shout the | expression), and hear-hearer (a person who does the sam |
ahmsian imprint he was capable of individual | expression and his works are always finely wrought. |
1945, a reporter took note of a man's joyful | expression and dance and asked him to do it again. |
e is noted for clean articulation, beauty of | expression, and a sense of proper tempi. |
Often they are marred by a tediousness of | expression and an overwrought consistency of mood." |
involved in activation of cytochrome oxidase | expression and nuclear control of mitochondrial functio |
It is characterised with bland | expression and verbal eloquence; and it uses words load |
Betty crosses her arms, mimics his facial | expression, and follows. |
by the Supreme Court of Canada on freedom of | expression and Canadian federal elections. |
case provided precedent for other freedom of | expression and hate speech cases. |
n heme suppresses hepatic gluconeogenic gene | expression and glucose output through the related Rev-e |
duction, initially, as a vehicle for soloist | expression, and its apex is usually referenced as happe |
so modulation occurs at the level of protein | expression and posttranslational modification. |
f developing global principles on freedom of | expression and privacy and included Google, Microsoft, |
erochromatin as a method of controlling gene | expression and replication, since such processes behave |
the precise contractions that result in each | expression and separates them into two categories: part |
Transgene | expression and silencing in a tick cell line: a model s |
ations have been observed between neprilysin | expression and various types of cancer; however, the re |
dividuals poach aboriginal ideas of artistic | expression, and then manufacture them by non-natives in |
s characteristic for its eccentric shifts in | expression and often melancholy or sentimental tone. |
anguage's ability to extend its notion of an | expression, and as Wadler points out in the second para |
uld be credited for the extent of freedom of | expression and democracy that Liberians enjoy today,” Q |
"Freedom of | expression and freedom of assembly and association have |
Its | expression and that of p53 are strongly correlated, and |
Nanton had a wide variety of | expression, and his intricate techniques were not well |
tensin, and with similar but subtly distinct | expression and effects. |
sible; but the artist has given his subjects | expression and variety." |
on they examined the scope of the freedom of | expression and added that the location of the expressio |
The Poly Post is a forum for student | expression and is written, edited and managed by univer |
rned with spiritual qualities and individual | expression and shunned technicalities which lead to uni |
At age 83, I have a range and variety of | expression and imagery and feel a command over the work |
y person in a society that values freedom of | expression and is an open and multicultural democracy; |
th her soaring high notes, touching dramatic | expression, and youthful sensuality. |
produced osteoclasts that lacked cathepsin K | expression and resorptive capacity. |
ation based on sexual orientation and gender | expression and identity, expand Maryland's existing hat |
are replete with spiritual unction, graceful | expression, and classical dignity of form. |
udents were given help with articulation and | expression, and students were taught to write their tho |
n, and transduced signals that regulate gene | expression and cell growth. |
nged the accusations arguing that freedom of | expression and media freedom are fundamental values in |
an important cellular factor for HIV-1 gene | expression and viral replication. |
rights, "particularly freedom of opinion and | expression, and democratic rights". |
maximum academic potential through creative | expression and exploration of the arts. |
o its members, it has always equated to pure | expression and pure fun. |
rd leaps, thus allowing Elgar to create much | expression and passion. |
rimental techniques are used to measure gene | expression and are listed in roughly chronological orde |
rtaining to the scope of allowable religious | expression and/or activities in public schools. |
n of plants, promoters used to regulate gene | expression, antibiotic resistance genes and their uses |
The term is based upon the South African | expression Apartheid, which refers to the practice of k |
It appears to be a derisive | expression applied to various people perceived as heret |
The | expression Aq(n,d) represents the maximum number of pos |
gst the peatiest in the world, with the core | expression, Ardbeg 10 Year Old, having a phenol content |
east the emergence of new styles of literary | expression, are all treated in the work, bearing as the |
c memory, a process by which changes in gene | expression are passed on through mitosis or meiosis thr |
Authors that refer to the closed | expression are Kremser Brune and Germishuizen. |
work is second to none…" The poet's forms of | expression are not limited to the subject of war, howev |
Vittoria, where the most elaborate means of | expression are employed in liturgical music, but which, |
require that the result of a non-trivial | expression are captured by a let-bound variable or retu |
internally displaced persons, and freedom of | expression are other issues that are of grave concern t |
er identity or militarily appropriate gender | expression, are established and effectively implemented |
Whiskies contained in this | expression are thought to be at least 7 years old. |
d has favored an originalist approach to the | expression, arguing that its author Sebastian Tromp was |
ntiquities, institutional transparency, free | expression, artists' rights, and uses of new technologi |
In the Septuagint, one can find the | expression artous azymous in Ex., xxix, 2. |
Others see the | expression as simply a comforting exhortation not to wo |
cording to Vermes, attempts to interpret the | expression as a hopeful reference to scripture provide |
of sexual orientation and gender identity or | expression as an unfair employment practice. |
or each other during lost or suppressed gene | expression, as seen in the developmental roles of the a |
e case's resultant restriction on freedom of | expression as "disproportionate" and suggested that it |
mportance is given to the function of affect | expression as a primary channel of communication: The t |
Funen, where he acted, according to his own | expression, as "adjutor in verbo" to the Bishop of Oden |
ave seldom found such ample or such touching | expression as those of Parepa-Rosa did in the first act |
ruled that Bill 101 violated the freedom of | expression as guaranteed in the Canadian Charter of Rig |
te asymptotic estimates of M(n) and an exact | expression as a summation, are known. |
del managing the connection between MIND and | EXPRESSION as a matter of linkage between familiar and |
g, a fact she acknowledged with a wry facial | expression as the song ended. |
phony specifically "it is as standardized in | expression as it is eclectic in style. |
more reducing intracellular environment, or | expression as a fusion protein with maltose binding pro |
uard the First Amendment right to freedom of | expression as it applies to the written word. |
enough to find -- not only here and there -- | expression as antipathy to the Jewish type. |
uard the First Amendment right to freedom of | expression as it applies to the written word. |
None of them uses such an | expression as, 'It is simply bread and wine,' or, 'Chri |
hould not at some time have let slip such an | expression as, 'It is simply bread,' or, 'Not that the |
entification of a biological target (protein | expression, assay development etc.) to clinical drug ca |
nterplay of technical invention and cultural | expression at the end of the 20th century...." |
is the Director of International Freedom of | Expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. |
d to be a regulatory RNA which controls gene | expression at the post transcriptional level by binding |
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