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RBM14

A gene on chromosome 11q13.2 that encodes a coactivating protein that may function as a nuclear receptor coactivator, enhancing transcription through other coactivators (e.g., NCOA6 and CITED1) or as a transcriptional repressor, depending on the expressed isoform.

sip

(sĭp) [ME. sippen]
1. To take a small quantity of liquid or nourishment into the mouth.
2. A small quantity of liquid, i.e., the amount that can be taken into the mouth with gentle suction.
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Ubiquity's open standards-based SIP Application Server, through UDN, is well positioned to enable service providers to capitalize on the abundance of talent and innovation in the open source community.
To support the SIP applications development community, Ubiquity has launched the UDN web portal located at https://developer.
Through UDN, Ubiquity will build on its history of leadership established through the SIP Center, a web portal focused on the commercial development of SIP.
The launch of the UDN builds on Ubiquity's developer strategy, following the recent announcement of Ubiquity's Appcelerator Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), developer tools for Ubiquity's "open" SIP A/S platform.
Ubiquity Software Launches the Industry's First Developer Network to Accelerate Commercialization of SIP Applications
Jay: The industry has been quietly evaluating and testing offerings, and SIP is clearly establishing itself as the core protocol, just as TCP/IP became the de facto standard in data communications.
SIP will be the basis not only for cross-domain communications, but also for interoperability with end devices (e.
Take a look at how SIP is a key enabler within Microsoft's XP call and messaging desktop solution, which is designed to turn a desktop computer into a telephone.
Mockingbird Networks Appoints Jay Kimball as Vice President of Marketing and Business Development

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