101.   Chute said the protein could be extremely useful for conducting gene therapy to correct inherited blood diseases, such as sickle cell anemia.

102.   Coat protein is structural material that makes up the virus particle but does not include the poison which kills the plant.

103.   He said the results are significant because the Nexia protein is larger than others have been able to produce.

104.   If the protein is present, the sample turns yellow.

105.   Kim said such proteins are cheaper to make and more resistant to degradation once they are injected into the body.

106.   Proteins are long, folded chainlike molecules made up of building blocks called amino acids.

107.   Proteins are the agents of change and chemical messengers in cells, and they carry out the instructions encoded in genes.

108.   Tests suggested the protein was present in retinal ganglion cells, or RGCs, which are in the nerve pathways leading to the internal clock in the brain.

109.   The answer is that the Nogo protein is present in the central nervous system but not in the other nerves.

110.   The proteins were not present in young, non-demented control brains.