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A Molly's Barn Guide to Eventing
Learn the thrilling sport of equestrian eventing with Molly's Barn! Requiring communication and discipline skills for dressage, courage and speed for cross-country, and precision and speed for show jumping, the art of eventing is a sport of variety, enjoyed by both riders and fans. Read three biographies fron professional eventers Becky Holder, Oliver Townend, and William Fox-Pitt, plus an inspiring story about the winners of the 2009 Rolex three-day event. Whether young or old, it's never too late to learn to event. So find a horse, saddle up, and read with Molly's Barn. See you in the winner's circle.
A Molly's Barn Guide to Show Jumping
Learn the sport of equestrian show jumping with Molly's Barn! Show jumping is an equestriansport that involves speed, height,suspense, and excitement! Readup an everything you need to knowabout show jumping, plus aspotlight and interview with youngGrand Prix jumper, Hillary Dobbs, and a 31 page gallery of show jumping. Indeed, show jumping is a sport that will take you to new heights. So find a horse, saddle up, andread with Molly's Barn. See you inthe winner's circle.
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From Nucleic Acids Sequences to Molecular Medicine
Despite a half century of structural, biophysical and biochemical investigations of ribonucleic acids, they are still mysterious. RNAs stand at fertile crossroads of disciplines, integrating concepts from genomics, proteomics, dynamics as well as biochemistry and molecular biology. From 20 years it is clear, that genetic regulation of eukaryotic organisms has been misunderstood for the last years that the expression of genetic information is effected only by proteins. Basic understanding of nucleic acids has enhanced our foundation to probe novel biological functions. This is especially evident for RNA molecules whose functionality, maturation, and regulation require formation of correct secondary structure through encoded base-pairing interactions.
