Palindrome

Trethewey’s “Myth,” however, you’ll find that the almost exhaustive list of substitutions she makes in the second part of the poem makes it read completely differently than the first – which is surprising, as the poem, in essence, is structured as a palindrome! Other than take up more space on a blank page, punctuation can change the tone and emotion of a sentence. Not convinced? Take a look at the first substitution in the first line of the fourth stanza. A colon appears instead of a period…

D E C O S Y S T E M 2 0 1 5 Petersohn, D. ; Spencer, M. ; Fratila, A. ; Chi-RenShyu Present a novel method by using an in-memory computing environment database for all mammals in Ensembl release 80 for identifying, extracting, and indexing palindromes in a searchable. [27] Rathore, M.Mazhar ; Ahmad, Awais ; Paul, Anand ; Daniel, Alfred Proposes a set of requirements for obtaining pervasive, integrated information system of EOS and associated services like real-time and offline data…

technology, Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, short for CRISPR is the solution to genetic diseases. Crispr consists of two components, a guide RNA and an enzyme called, Cas9. The repeats are short segments of DNA, and are palindrome, sequence of letters that read the same left to right. The repeats are identical and are interspaced, between the spaces there is spacer DNA. Scientist Yoshizumi Ishino discovered that each segment of spacer DNA is unique and is not identical…

can recognize a specific sequence of nucleotide and hydrolyze the bond of the DNA backbone. Hence, the fragments from the same DNA source will also be the same if cleave by the same restriction enzymes. Restriction enzymes will recognize specific palindrome sequence and cleave there. The number of fragments and sizes of the fragments obtained by cleaving the dsDNA are dependent on the restriction enzyme sites and the distance of each restriction enzyme sites from one another. After cutting up…

Concurrently in music, composers like Schoenberg, Webern, and Berg, were re-exploring the compositional process, resulting in the development of the twelve-tone method. This new method of composition was Arnold Schoenberg’s attempt to eliminate the conscious will in art and finding a new common language to replace tonality. These explorations led to various methods of composition that included ordered and unordered rows of pitches of various lengths that could manifest as an inversion,…

Glass Puzzle, a 1973 video performance by Joan Jonas, is a work of recursive introspection. It is simultaneously a video of a performance and a performance of video, using the medium as a form of spatial sculpture. The core elements in the piece consist of Jonas and her doppelganger, Lois Lane, the studio they’re performing in, a swinging bar affixed to the ceiling, their gestures and poses, the camera recording their performance (the active camera), the monitor receiving the projection of that…

It is human nature for each of us to believe that we are the unluckiest person in the world. Some would argue, however, that Stanley Yelnats Ⅳ is even worse off. Although many readers and even Stanley himself seems to think that he is ill-fated and always in the wrong place at the wrong time, the entirety of Louis Sachar’s novel, Holes, says otherwise. In fact, everything that has happened to Stanley and his family in the past and throughout the present setting of the novel happened for a reason…

enzymes, gel electrophoresis, and DNA ligase. The first step in creating this new DNA strand is to cut the gene sequences you want from the original DNA molecule. This sequence will be cut by the restriction enzyme in such a way that it creates a palindrome from the overhanging sequence called a sticky end. Restriction enzymes can make one of two ends when creating recombinant DNA: sticky ends or blunt ends. When a gene is to be inserted into a vector or the new DNA sequence the restriction…