CRISPR–Cas adaptive immune systems are widespread among bacteria and archaea.
Recent studies have shown that these systems have minimal long-term evolutionary effects in …

It has long been known that human behavior is a function of characteristics of both the physical
and the psychological environments. Koffka (108), for instance, distinguished between …

… Davidson… Davidson … AR holds a postdoctoral fellowship award from the CIHR
Strategic Training Program in Protein Folding; Principles and Diseases. …

… It has been suggested that 'anti-CRISPR' mechanisms might exist, and here Alan Davidson
and colleagues identify phage-encoded factors that inhibit the CRISPR/Cas system. They …

… For a detailed description of the sampling strategy, see Davidson and Jaccard (1975). …
A list of the referents and beliefs included in the questionnaire is presented in Davidson and …

Many biochemical processes proceed through the formation of functionally significant
intermediates 1 , 2 . Although the identification and characterization of such species can provide …

A model for the prediction of behavior from attitudinal components, developed by Triandis,
was tested with samples of US and Mexican women, and with fertility relevant behaviors. The …

The synthesis of 2 separate lines of inquiry—research on information integration and longitudinal
studies of attitudes—prompted the hypothesis that the degree of consistency between …

CRISPR-Cas9 technology would be enhanced by the ability to inhibit Cas9 function spatially,
temporally, or conditionally. Previously, we discovered small proteins encoded by …

… Alan Davidson and colleagues have now characterized three different anti-CRISPR proteins.
They find that each interferes with the host CRISPR system at a different step. This implies …