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Sporadic Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Due to De Novo Myosin

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... So where do open chromatin fibres originate? Support for the idea that regions of ‘open’ chromatin fibres correspond to transcriptionally active genes came from sedimentation analysis of the chicken β‑globin locus. When active, i.e. in erythrocytes, chromatin from this locus sediments more slowly th ...
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... Brucella invasion, and the bacteria can survive within this naturally hostile intracellular environment (Pizarro-Cerda,1998). Macrophages are significant in transporting Brucella to tissue throughout the host, where they can survive in a variety of cell types (Arenas, 2000). poor diagnosis and lack ...
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... generation of natural selection is the magnitude of the additive genetic variance for fitness as shown by Fisher’s fundamental theorem (Falconer, p346). Change in fitness due to natural selection will not be observable if constraints in the environment limit the population size. If there is additiv ...
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Construction and Analysis of 2 Reciprocal Arabidopsis Introgression

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