... in known instances, to be processed pseudogenes of class III genes encoding RNAs (e.g., tRNAs and 7SL RNA). ...

... Physiol Proem. 192 cl. vi.j PHYSIOLOGICAL PROEM. Class VI III. Gene. ral effects Sroduced y the ac- tion of ...

... of novel biotypes involving recombinant DNA molecules containing genes from microorganisms listed as Class III etiologic agents by the U.S. Department of Health, ...

... the ftimuius of new objeas, as 44* DISEASES [Class III. 1.2. as a long journey. 3 from pains from excefs of ftimulus, which are gene* rally fucceeded by inflammation. But infanities are on ...

... Moreover, three different RNA polymerases, I, II and III, transcribe three distinct classes of genes and each class is associated with different and specific transcriptional control ...

... treatment of infections caused by it. Examples of Class III Experiment: Construction of a hybrid plasmid or phage that includes an antibiotic resistance gene derived from 5. aureus when intraduced into E. ...

... 21) NYHA Class II, % 79 86 68 NYHA Class III, % 21 14 32 Pathogenic or Likely Pathogenic HCM Gene Variant, n/N (%) 7/14 (50) 7/14 ( ...

... If. ii 210 CL. III.] ILEMATICA. [ORD. II. Class III. Order II. Phlogotica. Inflamma- tion of tendons, lymphatics, fascia;. Duncan's diffuse in- flammation of cellular texture. Perhaps too much gene- ralized ; particularly as including erythema anatoini' Inflamma- tion, ...

... DNAs derived from highly pathogenic organisms (i.e., Class III, We¥ etiologic agents as classified by 4 the United Stated Department of Health, Education and Welfare), DNA containing toxin genes and large scale experiments (more than 10 liters ...

... DNAs derived from highly pathogenic organisms (i.e., Class III, IV, V etiologic agents as classified by the United Stated Department of Health, Education and Welfare), DNA containing toxin genes and large scale experiments (more than 10 liters ...