(Architecture) a statue or a human bust or an animal carved out of the top of a square pillar; originally used as a boundary marker in ancient Rome.
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Moreover, the N-terminus of CaM was identified as the key binding region.
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We're going to need someone to help us anchor the terminus, Captain.
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Nov. 23-Britishdefeated in attack on German railway terminus in East Africa.
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The station I was bound for was the terminus of the line.
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Also, the N-terminus of merlin may be important for its inhibitory effect.
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St. Joseph on the Missouri was the terminus of the Eastern lines.
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For the terminus of generation and of every nativity is the form.
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We ran on along the now-straight way, its terminus finally grown near.
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The natural terminus of Mr. Motley's work is the Peace of Westphalia.
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Etchells emerged from his wormhole terminus ten thousand kilometres out from Monterey.
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A small amino-terminus insertion delayed virus maturation and produced a thermosensitive particle.
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A KEN box and a destruction box in the Clb6N-terminus were identified.
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The two main phosphorylation domains are the N and the C terminus.
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He had arrived safely at Khabarask, the terminus of the Russian line.
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Throughout their fifty mile descent to the foot-hill terminus it rained perseveringly.
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They ask for passports along all the line, beginning at the terminus.
