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Heidi S. Lumish,Yaping Yang,Fan Xia,Ashley Wilson,Wendy K. Chungon of that total may not be codonic, nevertheless, the complexity of RNA transcript sequences now detectable in the nuclei of higher plant and animal cells is on the order of 20,000 to 100,000 distinct sequences. A central dogma of developmental biology is that, with unusual exceptions, the genetic

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Maria G. Alessandrì,Manuela Casarano,Ilaria Pezzini,Stefano Doccini,Claudia Nesti,Giovanni Cioni,Robginal thermo- hydrodynamic equations [8]. For the case of stress-free, heat conducting and permeable boundaries the truncation leads to a set of five nonlinearly coupled ordinary differential equations for the amplitudes of the flow fields. We have . where A. refers to the velocity, A. and A. to the

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Sitke Aygen,Ulrich Dürr,Peter Hegele,Johannes Kunig,Manfred Spraul,Hartmut Sch?fer,David Krings,Claiginal thermo- hydrodynamic equations [8]. For the case of stress-free, heat conducting and permeable boundaries the truncation leads to a set of five nonlinearly coupled ordinary differential equations for the amplitudes of the flow fields. We have . where A. refers to the velocity, A. and A. to the