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Enzymes that can cut strands of DNA at specific base sequences. These are produced by and extracted from certain bacteria and are capable of recognizing specific short DNA sequences and breaking the DNA precisely at that sequence. There are scores of such restriction enzymes, each with its own recognition sequence. ...
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A course may be restricted against another course with similar content. If a student has passed one course, they cannot also gain credit for a course that is restricted against it.
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This is the feeling of being able to eat only small amounts of food. Some Bandsters talk of 'passive' restriction when their band is empty, wherein they are able to feel full on less food but where they feel no pain if they overeat. As the band is filled, the tighter the restriction should feel. Many Bandsters report that it takes 2-4 fills before feeling restricted enough to lose weight at an appropriate rate.
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A qualification given errant sailors overseas based on their prior conduct ashore. There were three classifications of liberty risk onboard USS Ponce: Class Alpha (no liberty past 1800 hours,) Class Bravo (liberty under the supervision of a second-class petty officer or higher, also ending at 1800 hours,) and Class Charlie (no liberty whatsoever.)
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Used, relating to real property, to describe uses prohibited to the owner.
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