| The four-carbon succinate undergoes a series of rearrangements to regenerate oxaloacetate. |
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| The structures of rearrangements were defined by mitotic chromosome staining as well as by genetic and polytene chromosome analysis. |
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| The same pattern appears in tumor-associated genes undergoing either loss-of-function mutation or rearrangements. |
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| The junctions of the rearrangements were then amplified by PCR and sequenced to reveal the breakpoints. |
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| In the case of electrons, nine alleles had point-like mutations and three had rearrangements. |
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| The latest reshuffle, in contrast to previous rearrangements, barely caused a stir. |
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| Dynamic rearrangements in the actin cytoskeleton underlie a wide range of cell behaviours. |
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| Dynamical rearrangements in the cytoskeleton enable cells to migrate, to divide, or to maintain their shape. |
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| Those chromosomal rearrangements that lead to the loss of an essential gene or DNA segment would make the cells inviable. |
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| With some bedding rearrangements, it was big enough for four to sleep comfortably. |
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| In mesopolyploid clades, re‐diploidization is associated with genome rearrangements and descending dysploidies that sometimes generate a broad spectrum of diploid‐like chromosome numbers. |
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| However, we observed that a fraction of survivors become uracil auxotrophs, because of repair events associated with more complex chromosomal rearrangements. |
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| Down syndrome and other chromosomal rearrangements are often accompanied by improperly functioning organs and immune systems. |
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| Unlike most chemical mutagens, which tend to cause point mutations, rays tend to produce larger aberrations such as chromosome deficiencies or rearrangements. |
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| Major chromosomal rearrangements are often found in transformed genomes, suggesting that T-DNA insertion either requires or causes genomic instability. |
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| The protein polarization was dominated by atomic rearrangements. |
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| More generally, there is a need to discriminate between the effects of chromosomal rearrangements and linked genic incompatibilities in both plants and animals. |
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| Off-target deamination by AID results in nucleotide substitutions and genomic rearrangements in B lymphocyte tumours. |
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| These rearrangements and transformations may be hindered energetically, so that they do not occur immediately. |
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| Proviral rearrangements and overexpression of a new cellular gene in myeloblastosis-associated virus type 1-induced nephroblastomas. |
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| He refused to admit to any flaws with his writings, and his only corrections were minor errors and rearrangements of the language. |
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| Identifications were based on diagnostic species-specific rearrangements of the polytene chromosomes. |
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| Low frequency of rearrangements of the ret and trk proto-oncogenes in Japanese thyroid papillary carcinomas. |
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| Other interests include rearrangements of phthalides to indanediones, and hydrolysis of metal ion complexes of biacetylacetone-ethylenediamine analogues. |
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| Karyotyping is superior at detecting low-level mosaicism, some ploidies, balanced but potentially pathogenic rearrangements, and de-novo heterozygous pathogenic mutations. |
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| Summaries of the present views of bonding, of ligand substitution reactions and of polyhedral rearrangements update earlier reviews by these authors. |
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| Within the FTSE 100 Index, banking constituents made the top of the leader board as political rearrangements in Italy calmed nerves on the continent. |
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