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I looked down. Descent was totally unappetizing…… Too much labour, too many sleepless nights, and too many dreams had been invested to bring us this far. We couldn’t come back for another try next weekend. To go down now, even if we could have, would be descending to a future marked by one huge question: what might have been? Thomas F. Hornbein Everest: The West Ridge 2
Page 1: Ecological Aspects of the Marine Pl
Page 5 and 6: THESIS ABSTRACT Since the first mic
Page 7: 4.2 THE RHODOPIRELLULA BALTICA LIFE
Page 10 and 11: Background environmental genomics-p
Page 12 and 13: Background 1.2.1 Rhodopirellula bal
Page 14 and 15: Background 1.2.1.2 Substrate spectr
Page 16 and 17: Background planctomycete Gemmata ob
Page 18 and 19: Background 1.4 Gene expression prof
Page 20 and 21: Background coupling of fluorescent
Page 22 and 23: Background 1.6 Microarray data anal
Page 24 and 25: Background 1.7 Microarray data mana
Page 26 and 27: Research Aims 2.2 Expression profil
Page 28 and 29: Research Aims 2.3 Design of the who
Page 30 and 31: Results and Discussion 3.3 Highly e
Page 32 and 33: Results and Discussion Transcriptio
Page 34 and 35: Results and Discussion Background M
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Page 46 and 47: Results and Discussion cDNA was dir
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Results and Discussion 16. Glöckne
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Results and Discussion 50. Zeller T
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Results and Discussion 120 100 80 i
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Results and Discussion TABLE TABLE
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Results and Discussion RB11977 196
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Results and Discussion RB7837 286 R
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Results and Discussion The Rhodopir
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Results and Discussion Background R
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Results and Discussion Global diffe
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Results and Discussion expressed ma
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Results and Discussion conditions [
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Results and Discussion Taken, for e
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Results and Discussion dimensional
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Results and Discussion centrifuged
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Results and Discussion Flow cytomet
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Results and Discussion Reference 1.
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Results and Discussion 48. Hieu CX,
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Results and Discussion 44 h vs. 62
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Results and Discussion FIG 7 B) Flu
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Results and Discussion A B C FIG 8
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Results and Discussion TABLE 3 Diff
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Results and Discussion TABLE 5 Over
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Results and Discussion ADDITIONAL F
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Results and Discussion 3.4 Fosmids
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Summary (MeV) was chosen. This inco
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Summary appear to be regulated. Mor
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Establishing of the Microarray Pipe
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Contribution to the Research on Pla
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Outlook 7 OUTLOOK Expression profil
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Reference 8 REFERENCE Alizadeh, A.
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Reference Gade, D., J. Thiermann, D
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Reference Lanza, J. H. Leamon, S. M
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Reference Thomas, T., S. Egan, D. B
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Acknowledgement Pour cette fructueu
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Transcriptional response of the mod
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3130 RB5551 663 1992 hypothetical p
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5194 RB9305 360 1083 peptide chain
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1150 RB2185 50 153 hypothetical pro
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1744 RB3228 962 2889 protein contai
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Heat repressed 10min ID Locus AA Nu
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5740 RB10297 196 591 formaldehyde a
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Cold Induced 10min ID Locus AA Nuc
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1197 RB2268 282 849 peptide methion
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276 RB471 181 546 hypothetical prot
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2596 RB4657 123 372 hypothetical pr
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4882 RB8703 4630992 4631468 158 477
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7211 RB12959 6974205 6973882 107 32
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4791 RB8527 4549097 4550089 330 993
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4425 RB7833 228 687 4192692 4193378
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2198 RB3975 204 615 2056726 2057340
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Cluster 2 Original row UID START ST
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3845 RB4300_integrase 2214826 22157
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6693 RB8904_NAD-dependent epimerase
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6509 RB8590_hypothetical protein 45
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3725 RB4114_protein containing DUF1
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62hvs44h_down ID Locus Ratio AA Nuc
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82 h vs 62 h down ID Locus RATIO AA
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92h vs 82h down ID Locus Ratio AA N
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2498 RB4492 2.31 1 101 306 hypothet
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1967 RB3603 -1.519398413 344 1035 s
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240h vs 82h up ID Locus Ratio AA Nu
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840 RB1565 2.454683213 76 231 hypot
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3893 RB6903 1.641538975 53 162 hypo
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2099 RB1507_tRNA isopentenyltransfe
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4044 RB4601_protein containing DUF1
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6650 RB8840_acylphosphatases 470144
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Cluster 11 Original row UID Start S
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4487 RB5262_membrane protein 271374
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5271 RB6539_membrane protein 347459
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1004 RB11679_conserved hypothetical
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6845 RB9190_ferredoxin 4914039 4914
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7284 RB9920_Ribosomal protein S6 53
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