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sage,
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Sage,
saĝe,
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Sage or
SAGE may
refer to:
Salvia officinalis,
common sage, a small...
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Lawrence Gene Sager (born 1941) is a
former dean of the
University of
Texas School of Law. He
holds the
Alice Jane
Drysdale Sheffield Regents Chair.
Sager, who...
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Serial Analysis of
Gene Expression (
SAGE) is a
transcriptomic technique used by
molecular biologists to
produce a
snapshot of the
messenger RNA po****tion...
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diagnostic medicine throughout his career,
including Omica/FabricGenomics,
GeneSage Inc., and
Cellective Dx Corporation. He has held
academic appointments...
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suppressor genes. Ruth
Sager was born in
Chicago on
February 7, 1918, the only
child of Leon B.
Sager, an
advertising executive, and
Deborah Borovik Sager. Her...
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Orvon Grover "
Gene"
Autry (September 29, 1907 –
October 2, 1998),
nicknamed the
Singing Cowboy, was an
American actor, musician, singer, composer, rodeo...
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Gene expression is the
process (including its regulation) by
which information from a
gene is used in the
synthesis of a
functional gene product that enables...
- Sackville-West (1892–1962, England, S/G) Carl
Sagan (1934–1996, US, N)
Lorna Sage (1943–2001, England, Lc/F); Bad
Blood Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1900–1944...
- co-writer:
James Sage color 16m
February 9, 1959
video [555]
Magna Carta, Part 2 John
Barnes &
Lacey Baldwin Smith; co-writer:
James Sage color 16m March...
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Criminal Conduct and
Substance Abuse Treatment for Adolescents.
SAGE. pp. 254–255. ISBN 978-1-4129-0614-2.
Kinetics H (2009).
Health and Wellness...
