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Covalent Linkage: II. Intramolecular Linkages
1977In this section on immobilized enzymes a consideration of covalent intramolecular linkages may appear somewhat irrelevant in that very little, if any, immobilization can be achieved by intramolecular cross-linking reactions. However, since most of the techniques and reagents used for intermolecular cross-link formation are the same as those used to ...
Rosa Uy, Finn Wold
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The Mathematics Teacher, 1937
There is probably no construction in geometry which is so readily acceptable as that of drawing the straight line. Although Euclid postulated this construction in 300 B.C., it was not until over 2000 years had elapsed that a mechanical device was invented for making the construction.
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There is probably no construction in geometry which is so readily acceptable as that of drawing the straight line. Although Euclid postulated this construction in 300 B.C., it was not until over 2000 years had elapsed that a mechanical device was invented for making the construction.
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Y-linkage and pseudoautosomal linkage.
American journal of human genetics, 1986Presently existing computer program allow for an autosomal or an X-linked mode of inheritance of loci to be analyzed for genetic linkage. They do not, however, specifically allow for more general sex-linked modes of inheritance. This study proposes methods that permit the carrying out of linkage analyses of loci following a Y-linked or a ...
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American Journal of International Law, 2002
Trade and the environment. Trade and workers’ rights. Trade and competition policy. Trade and eighteen million tiny feet. It begins to resemble a question from an IQ test: which of the preceding pairs of issues does not fit? Increasingly, it seems there is no pairing with trade for which some argument cannot be made.
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Trade and the environment. Trade and workers’ rights. Trade and competition policy. Trade and eighteen million tiny feet. It begins to resemble a question from an IQ test: which of the preceding pairs of issues does not fit? Increasingly, it seems there is no pairing with trade for which some argument cannot be made.
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