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Informatics See Jukebox
Medspeak verb To place in a coffin after death
Microbiology See Glove box
Molecular biology noun A repeated oligonucleotide ‘motif’ seen in multiple sites along DNA, which functions as a signal for gene transcription or gene regulation
Meteorology A severe thunderstorm or tornado
Psychology See Skinner box

box

1. an ornamental shrub. See buxus sempervirens.

2. accommodation for a single horse averaging 10 ft × 12 ft in dimensions. Called also loose box.

3. to mix groups of sheep (box them up).

4. a repeating sequence of nucleotides that forms a transcription or a regulatory signal.

CAT box

a sequence associated with polymerase II activity.

Hogness box

see Pribnow box (below).

Pribnow box

the sequence of 5 to 10 bases in the promotor region of Escherichia coli genes. It is a variant of a basic sequence TATAATG. See also TATA box (below).

TATA box

a eukaryotic DNA sequence usually TATAAATA, similar to the Pribnow box of Escherichia coli, occurring in the promotor region 25 to 30 bases upstream from the transcriptional start site and required for mRNA chain initiation.

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body plethysmograph
Box and Whiskers Plot
Box Jellyfish
Box Plot
boxers' encephalopathy
boxing
boxing centre
Boxing Gloves
boxing wax
contrecoup injury
Doc-in-a-Box
Extreme Fighting
Hogness box
London Prize Ring Rules
phototherapy
plucking box
Pribnow box
Punch-Drunk Syndrome
Rent-A-Doc

This is because the sugar (combined with citric acid in oranges, grapefruits or pineapples) attacks tooth enamel, which then needs some time to recover; ie, if you eat many boxfuls of clementines, all the time, you may begin to do actual harm to your teeth.

The myths of fruit by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

Workers at Booklands, in Bangor, expect boxfuls of copies at pounds 11.

WALES: Harry Potter and the battle of the bookshop prices; Stores ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

Like boxfuls of brass flower urns, or plaques that say "In memory of our beloved mother," or carloads of construction-grade aluminum pipe.

How low can they go? by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

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