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Tn602: A naturally occurring relative of Tn903 with direct repeats
Plasmid, 1987We report the characterization of Tn602, a transposon encoding resistance to kanamycin and related aminoglycosides present on the R-plasmid pGD10. Tn602 is highly homologous to the previously characterized Tn903, present on the R-plasmid R6, in that it consists of a gene for aminoglycoside-phosphotransferase-3'-I (homologous to that of Tn903) flanked ...
Julian Davies, Scott Stibitz
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A derivative of Tn5 with direct terminal repeats can transpose
Journal of Molecular Biology, 1982Abstract The 5.7 kb § transposable kanamycin resistance determinant Tn5 contains 1.5 kb terminal inverted repeats which we here call arms. Tn5's arms contain the genes and sites necessary for Tn5 transposition, and are not homologous to previously described transposable elements. To determine whether one or both arms is a transposable (IS) element,
Bernard J. Hirschel, Douglas E. Berg
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2018
In this chapter, I continue to describe the built-in Vue.js directives and focus on the v-for directive, which is commonly used to populate lists and generate rows for tables and grid layouts. Table 13-1 puts the v-for directive in context.
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In this chapter, I continue to describe the built-in Vue.js directives and focus on the v-for directive, which is commonly used to populate lists and generate rows for tables and grid layouts. Table 13-1 puts the v-for directive in context.
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Inverted repeats direct repair of adenovirus minichromosome ends
Virology, 1991Adenovirus DNA initiates strand-displacement replication from origins located in identical inverted terminal repetitions (ITRs). Panhandle structures, formed by base pairing between ITRs on the displaced strands, have been proposed as replication intermediates for complementary strand synthesis.
Kevin Ahern +3 more
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Direct and repeated bifurcation into turbulence
1980This lecture is a review of the applications of the theory of bifurcation to the problem of transition to turbulence. Most of the material in this lecture can be found in detail in my recent review [ll], in other reviews in the same volume and in the monographs [12].
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Recombination between short direct repeats in a RecA host
Molecular and General Genetics MGG, 1982Spontaneous deletion derivatives of plasmid pHV14, a recombinant of pBR322, have been isolated in the recA strain HB101. About 2.5 kilobases (Kb) of DNA has been lost in each of the four plasmids described including, in two cases the region involved in control of copy number and the initiation of replication. Sequence analysis of each deletion junction
Ian M. Jones +2 more
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Transcription Directed by the HIV Long Terminal Repeat In Vitro
AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses, 1987The long terminal repeat (LTR) of the AIDS virus (HIV) has been found to contain promoter sequences that are active in uninfected HeLa whole cell and nuclear extracts. Here we report that elements upstream of position -104 (start site +1) do not affect transcriptional activity in vitro whereas sequences between -104 and -57 are required for such ...
William A. Haseltine +6 more
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Repeated Direct-Current Countershock Without Myocardial Injury
JAMA, 1964THE EFFECTIVENESS of direct-current (DC) countershock in the treatment of arrhythmias that are refractory to drug therapy has been established, 1 but the safety of the procedure is still questioned. Electric burns, myocardial injury, and asystole are feared complications.
Thomas Q. Kong, William L. Proudfit
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Repeated sprints with directional changes: do angles matter?
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2012To examine whether performance, physiological and perceptual responses to repeated sprints including changes of direction are angle-dependent, twelve team-sport players performed (1) single 30-m sprints without or with two (45°, 90° or 135°) changes of direction and (2) repeated-sprint sequences matched for initial sprint time without (Line [6x30m]) or
Bachar Haydar +2 more
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Journal of Biochemistry (Tokyo), 1998
Direct repeat motifs composed of two hexamer half-sites spaced by a single nucleotide (DR-1) are recognized by several members of the nuclear hormone receptor superfamily.
C. Nishiyama, R. Hi, S. Osada, T. Osumi
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Direct repeat motifs composed of two hexamer half-sites spaced by a single nucleotide (DR-1) are recognized by several members of the nuclear hormone receptor superfamily.
C. Nishiyama, R. Hi, S. Osada, T. Osumi
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