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... encourage medical publishers to issue their works on acid-free ("permanent") paper is described in the Special ... the dete- rioration of paper caused by residual acids it contains. Without expensive efforts at preservation, the ...

... encouraging the publication of current biomedical literature on acid-free paper. Following a hearing on the use of permanent, acid-free paper in January 1987, the Board established ...

... research instituteto provide network-based searching of nucleic acid and protein sequence databases, and exchangeof magnetic resonance ... occurrence of contiguouscharacters due to bleedthrough. Also, amino acid sequences printed in biotechnologyjournals were scanned and converted ...

... DNA into the 20-letter alphabet of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. For the longer ... Probe database is a public registry of nucleic acid reagents designed for a wide variety of applications, ...

... Probe database is a public registry of nucleic acid reagents designed for a wide variety of applications, ... distributors, probe effectiveness and computed sequence similarities. Nucleic acid probes are molecules that complement a specific gene ...

... of the probes in different experimental contexts. Nucleic acid probes are molecules that complement a specific gene ... and computer-assisted intervention (MICCAI) BMC genomics Nucleic acids research Journal of dental education Grantees 22 12 ...

... of the probes in different experimental contexts. Nucleic acid probes are molecules that complement a specific gene ... resources in the 2012 Database Issue of Nucleic Acids Research . In addition, several resource articles were published ...