Robert Trudeau

Abstract The functional role of enhancer-promoter configurations in transcription regulation remains poorly understood, despite the wide range of linear genomic distance and relative enhancer positioning observed in endogenous contexts. While canonical models suggest that enhancers operate independently of genomic position, technical limitations have obscured insights on transcriptional kinetics.

Realism is in the eyes and the hands of painters Hopkins and Huckabay Imagine these realist painters at their easels, concentrating dearly on the right brush by width and density, on the small pools of paint they’ve mixed, upon the merest degree of placement of each paint stroke. With a spiritual study and meditation background, Jim Huckabay finds himself soulfully searching for a connection with you, the viewer, by paint and composition.

They're Playing Our Song With a sharply-trimmed red beard and subtly sculpted physique, singer Jimmy Wooten is ubiquitous in local restaurants, clubs and special events and is poised to move up a notch with a new recording. It's a curious release: a mid-tempo country tune that has been around since it was a hit in 1995. It is "They're Playin' Our Song." But it's a passion project for Wooten. That tune is "owned" by platinum-selling country music singer Neal McCoy. It charted at number 3 for McCoy.