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... example , tended to move toward the area of G. In works in a minor key , the mod- ulation might be to the dominant minor key ( A minor to E minor , for example ) ; or it might be to the relative ma- jor key ( the key that shares the ...
... example , tended to move toward the area of G. In works in a minor key , the mod- ulation might be to the dominant minor key ( A minor to E minor , for example ) ; or it might be to the relative ma- jor key ( the key that shares the ...
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... examples previously discussed . The structure of the glucagon molecule from the pancreas , for example , is similar to that of secretin in that each molecule includes the same 15 amino acids located in the same positions . It has ...
... examples previously discussed . The structure of the glucagon molecule from the pancreas , for example , is similar to that of secretin in that each molecule includes the same 15 amino acids located in the same positions . It has ...
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... example , long has been thought to depend on a dominant gene B ( for brown ) , and a recessive gene b ( for blue ) , so that BB and Bb produce brown , and only bb yields blue . ( Genes that have such alternative forms as B and b are ...
... example , long has been thought to depend on a dominant gene B ( for brown ) , and a recessive gene b ( for blue ) , so that BB and Bb produce brown , and only bb yields blue . ( Genes that have such alternative forms as B and b are ...
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