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localization signals are
crucial for
maintaining protein function. The
Gurken localisation signal is an RNA
regulatory element conserved across many species...
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Spreewald gherkins (German: Spreewälder
Gurken or Spreewaldgurken) are a
specialty pickled cu****ber from Brandenburg,
which are
protected by the EU as...
- The
Turkish Cu****bers (German: Die türkischen
Gurken) is a 1962 West
German comedy film
directed by Rolf
Olsen and
starring Gunther Philipp,
Oskar Sima...
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Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia) came from
stories his father,
Gurken (George) Suny (1910–1995), told
about growing up in
Tbilisi before and during...
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typically used for pickling. The word
gherkin comes from
early modern Dutch gurken or augurken, 'small
pickled cu****ber'.
Cornichons are tart
French pickles...
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other parts of
Germany (like
Berlin or
western Saxony) too. Spreewälder
Gurken (pickled cu****bers
potted by
using a
special mixture of
herbs and ****es)...
- German). eurovision.de.
Retrieved 26
March 2023. "Küblböck nach
Kollision mit
Gurken-Transporter auf Intensivstation". Der
Spiegel (in German). 24
February 2004...
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typically used for pickling. The word
gherkin comes from the
early modern Dutch gurken or
augurken ('small
pickled cu****ber'). The term is also used in the name...
- (founded in 1868) in modern-day Znojmo. They were
known for
their Znaimer Gurken and in the new
company cu****ber
pickles (including the
famous Boston Cu****ber)...
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plural of agurk,
taken to
English as
singular a
gurken, from
Dutch agurk,
variant of
augurk ←
German Gurken,
plural of Gurk ←
Slavic source, i.e. Polish...
