Gene Ontology: biological process (multilevel). GO description. Features. Response to stress. Organ development. Proteolysis. Negative regulation of cellular ...
test tubes. Now, MRI machines are being used in conjunction with computers to provide detailed pictures of the body's interior including exposing tumours and.
-125 539. OOF2 Sense. A. RAB1A ; GID: 41350195. -122 640. OOF2 Sense. A. RAB1A ; GID: 41350195. -122 640. OOF2 Sense. A. RAB1A ; GID: 41350195.
thiolase enoyl-coenzyme a hydratase. (trifunctional protein) alpha subunit hadha. 1.3 -0.6 -0.9 -1.8 2.4 0.8. AW116229 Similar to hydroxy-delta-5-steroid3 beta-.
Hook. f. ex Franch. cv Hercules. LN869218.1. Lloyd Evans, D. (submitter). Miscanthus sinensis. Andersson cv Andante. ERS2073004. Lloyd Evans, D. (submitter).
Chicken/Duck. â Never âSometimes â Often. â¡ Fish. â Never ... Cured/smoked/fermented â Never âSometimes â Often. â¡ Bbq. â Never âSometimes â Often.
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Homo sapiens transmembrane 4 L six family member 1 (TM4SF1), mRNA. [NM_014220]. 1.486. SCAMP5. Homo sapiens secretory carrier membrane protein 5 ...
Triage category 4 ... Triage category 3 .... of stay; LWBS = left without being seen; CTAS = Canadian Emergency Department Triage and Acuity Scale; ATS =.
electron transport membrane organization/biogenesis cellular respiration precursor metabolites and energy. RNA metabolism protein biosynthesis transcription.
One input file with the extension 'snpe' for p-values is required. ... In the above file, column 1 is the marker name, column 2 is the chromosome number, column 3.
Nov 12, 2015 - Sequencing and Assembly of the Black Color Skin and Red Color Skin ..... was conducted to get the associated gene name and gene ontology ...
In an earlier communication 1 a spirillum of definite morphological and cultural characters was described as being associated in a series of cases with what is ...
1 siRNA C si.TRAF1.4. ATCGTTAGGGTTGCTTCTATA. Fig. 1 siRNA A. siPLK1.7: CGCGGGCAAGATTGTGCCTAA. CAPS8AP2/FLASH. NUP62. NTRK1. WDR3.
Additional file 3. Morphological characters including
Dorsal margin of labrum: (0) uniformly rounded with the lateral margin of clypeus producing a gently rounded anterior angle; (1) produced, separated from the lateral margin of clypeus by a blunt anterior angle (Suppl. Fig. 3C).
3.
Dorsal and ventral row of galeal teeth: (0) on the same level; (1) dorsal row basally, ventral row distally displaced.
4.
Base of pronotum (between the posterior angles): (0) as wide as the elytra at base (measured over humerus; Suppl. Fig. 3A); (1) distinctly narrower than the elytra at base (Suppl. Fig. 3B).
5.
Erect setae on pronotum: (0) directed posteriorly; (1) directed on anterior portion anteriorly.
6.
Pilosity of pronotum: (0) double (with short and long setae; Suppl. Fig. 3A); (1) simple (all setae of the same length; Suppl. Fig. 3B).
7.
Edge of intersegmental membrane at the basis of pronotum medially (ventral view): (0) present; (1) absent.
8.
Intervals of elytra: (0) identical (even and odd ones); (1) odd more elevated than even ones.
9.
Color of elytra: (0) yellowish; (1) reddish-brown; (2) black; (3) anteriorly blackish and posteriorly reddish.
10.
Long erect setae on elytra: (0) sparse all over; (1) distinctly more dense on even intervals; (2) dense on all intervals; (3) lacking; (4) slightly more dense on even intervals.
11.
Punctures on elytra: (0) simple, well separated; (1) touching almost each other.
12.
Epipleural keel at base of elytra: (0) present (distinct along the entire elytra); (1) completely lacking; (2) at basal quarter present.
13.
Surface of elytra beyond shagrination: (0) shiny; (1) dull.
14.
Tarsal claws ventrally: (0) without membranous fringe; (1) with membranous fringe.
15.
Claws of median tarsus in male: (0) without submedian supplemental triangular dilatation; (1) with submedian supplemental triangular dilatation.
16.
Protarsomere V (in dorsal view): (0) three times as long as wide at the apex; (1) at maximum twice as long as wide at the apex.
17.
Interior lobe of protarsal claws: (0) small (equal to one third of the lateral face of protarsomere V; Suppl. Fig. 3E); (1) large (equal to about half of the lateral face of protarsomere V); (2) very large (equal to almost the entire lateral face of protarsomere V; Suppl. Fig. 3D).
18.
Ventroapical spur of metatibia: (0) straight (Suppl. Fig. 3F); (1) strongly curved in posterior half (Suppl. Fig. 3G).
