all scientific names of plants and animals

... cen- tromeres that span the entire length of a chromosome [1]. In plants and animals, centromeres are large and complex, typically comprising megabase-sized arrays of tandemly repeated satellite sequences ... in both plants and animals (see Additional data file 3, with the online version of this article). Considering the similar overall lengths of plant and animal CENP-Cs, the arrangement of conserved ... 3 Comparisons of CENP-C proteins in animals, yeast and plants. The CENPC motif and conserved regions found at the termini of CENP-C proteins are indicated. For pairwise comparisons of protein-coding...

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... existence of similar numbers of evolutionarily emergent miRNA genes. In light of broad transcription across euchromatin of plants and animals [125,126], including substantial amounts of transcribed ... common ancestor of plants and animals, but became differentially deployed in these kingdoms. In either case, it is clear that a limited set of core proteins, namely RNase III enzymes and Argonaute ... explain the composition of animal miRNA operons. Instead, these different genomic origins and arrangements reflect distinct evolutionary styles of canonical miRNAs in plants and animals. Non-canonical...

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... lichens and sponges), fungi and palms. This ‘sexual system’ provided an easy way of group- ing plants and of allocating newly discovered plants to a group. Originally designed to accommodate the plants ... govern the names of about 300,000 species of plants, which are now generally accepted, and have disposed of a great number of names that have been found invalid. Our present state of knowledge ... non-scripta)inEngland are all com- monly called bluebells. In each area, local people will understand others who speak of bluebells but in all the areas except Scotland the song ‘The Bluebells of Scotland’,...

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... developed in which the plasma membrane of cell wall-less Nuclear Import and Export in Plants and Animals 18 Acknowledgements I would like to thank members of my lab and of the Weizmann Institute Electron ... (Fig. 2A) on the noncoding strand of the Figure 2. Molecular structure of the T-DNA region and T-complex. A) The T-strand is a ssDNA copy of the bottom (noncoding) strand of the T-DNA region. The ... development of chloroplasts and induction of the photosynthetic machinery (greening). Even fully differentiated plants must continually respond to quantita- tive and qualitative differences in light and...

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... of Jews and animals that serve the same ends. This study is concerned with both these eventualities. The weave of animal and Jew, their separate and connected existence, thus of Jews and animals. To ... Memory of Jacques Derrida Geoffrey Bennington Death-Drive: Freudian Hauntings in Literature and Art Robert Rowland Smith Reading and Responsibility Derek Attridge Of Jews and Animals Andrew ... 12:19:06 Of Jews and Animals M2093 - BENJAMIN PRELIMS.indd iM2093 - BENJAMIN PRELIMS.indd i 4/3/10 12:18:004/3/10 12:18:00 xii Of Jews and Animals exercise of critical thought as an attitude of inquiry...

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... 12:19:07 Of Jews and Animals 13 Part II of this work consists of a series of chapters in which the fi gure of the Jew is developed in a sustained way. The differing analyses of the presence of the ... 16 Of Jews and Animals effaced continually in the name of a form of universality. It is precisely this predicament that opens up the question of how to account philo- sophically for a radically ... 12:19:064/3/10 12:19:06 Of Jews and Animals 11 the interplay of particularity and universality are operative in a range of texts. Starting with Heidegger, and specifi cally the presentation of the animal...

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... nicht. Animals are allowed. However, what is allowed – if allowing is under- stood as a space of relation – is a locus indifferent to Dasein and thus inessential to the being of being human. Animals ... Living and Being 47 and abstract conception of the being of being human. Abstraction is the after- effect of the without relation and thus integral to the construction of the fi gure of the ... similar structure of argu- ment occurs in Đ26 of Being and Time in an extended discussion of the ‘with’ and the ‘other’ (two terms that recall automatically the question of what is to be understood...

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... con- ception of work that resists the automatic directionality inherent in the logic of negation and equally in the predication of an already deter- mined sense of measure. And yet, measure and production ... death as the admixture of the fear and the quicksand that will eventually end the ebb and fl ow of life? Is it scrambling futilely up a bank that no longer holds? If the logic of these questions ... a logic of sacrifi ce. What emerges with the exclusion of the animal from the domain of alterity and the reiteration of the logic of sacrifi ce is, as has been inti- mated, another form of anthropocentrism....

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... thinking of relation. In order to develop what is meant by relationality and allow the question of the animal to remain central, Đ47 of Hegels Philosophy of Right will be taken as the point of departure. 13 ... 12:19:09 92 Of Jews and Animals relation no longer functioned and the actual ground of difference had to be thought within the primordiality of relation. See Kant, Metaphysical Elements of Justice ... History of Animals (487b). M2093 - BENJAMIN TEXT.indd 92M2093 - BENJAMIN TEXT.indd 92 4/3/10 12:19:104/3/10 12:19:10 78 Of Jews and Animals the process of accounting for animal kinds and thus...

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... 12:19:10 106 Of Jews and Animals ‘fi rst of all a Man’, in other words the refusal of the fi gure of the Jew – then the structure in which this occurs would not involve the confl ation of Jew and animal, ... ‘Jews’ and Animals Founding animals While the animal is retained within both the history of philosophy and the history of art both the nature of that relation and thus the conception of animality ... philosophically and theologically is the impossibility of the animal occu- pying the position of the other and therefore of the related impossibility that there be a founding relation to animals...

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... ‘Jews’ and Animals 123 At Guantánamo Bay, the suspension of law equally involves movement. The identifi cation of a range of individuals takes place such that the act of identifi cation allows ... combination of justice and force complement each other. Justice regulates force and force allows justice to be effective. The next paragraph, however, complicates the overall argument. The argument of ... the question of particularity, then rather than the suspension of the law and the creation of the zone of complete indetermination, what appears more likely is that the movement of production...

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... future, the future of and for justice – is the consequence of the effective presence of potentiality and force. Justice and particularity If this analysis of fragments 102 and 103 allows for a conclusion ... Of Jews and Animals of the other that allows for its reformulation in terms of the enemy. Moreover, the other’s face as it continues to appear here and in Dürer is painting’s presentation of ... the necessity of the timing of judgment through the displacing of immediacy, and in the second to hold both philosophically and as a matter of social policy to the main- tenance of particularities...

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... face – demands that the hands be brought into consideration. The left hand of the Rabbi in question is on the arm of Jesus and yet the operation of the hands, their operative quality and not ... chaos, blindness and the presence of the fi gure of Hebrew. The presence of the latter assumes the identifi cation of Jews and thus the construction of the Jew occurs beyond any form of engagement ... bound up with the face. 14 ) Finally, within art’s history and running parallel to the inscription of the painter as the guarantor of painting and therefore of painting’s already doubled presence,...

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... 182 Of Jews and Animals Voltaire’s observation already troubles any fi xed understanding of animal presence, especially those instances that signal the reiteration of the way the work of fi ... particularity and specifi cally how that question opens up the domain of justice and judgment. The affi rmation of relations becomes the way of positioning a philo- sophical approach to animals. The ... question of identity and the singularity of identity that is imposed by the work of fi gures. In the case of the latter the imposition of identity, as has been argued, precludes the possibility of...

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