Status: REVIEWED Description Transcript Variant: This variant (7) represents use of the alternate A promoter and contains an alternate 5' UTR compared to variant 1. Source sequence(s) AB020337, AF064860, AK292951, AW136254, DQ645732, KF457302 Consensus CDS CCDS13667.1 UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot A8KA86, D3DSI3, Q2M3L5, Q53Z19, Q9NY96, Q9P1X6, Q9P1X7, Q9Y2C3 Related ENSP00000506797.1, ENST00000684187.2 Conserved Domains (1) summary cl21608

Status: REVIEWED Description Transcript Variant: This variant (1) represents use of a promoter derived from long terminal repeat (LTR) and encodes isoform a. Source sequence(s) AB020337, AF064860, AW136254, KF457302 Consensus CDS CCDS13667.1 UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot A8KA86, D3DSI3, Q2M3L5, Q53Z19, Q9NY96, Q9P1X6, Q9P1X7, Q9Y2C3 Related ENSP00000369992.1, ENST00000380618.5 Conserved Domains (1) summary cl21608 I don't particularly care about their costs myself (at least not beyond the most general sense), but I used to work in the industry, so it's hard not to be aware of them. And I can do the math, which says that the price per piece has remained fairly constant through four and a half decades of inflation. Even if you gauged sets by price per weight, I'm pretty sure you'd find that they've still gotten effectively cheaper since the minifig was introduced a quarter of a century ago. So, I’ve heard that when they’re designing a new wave of basic sets, they build to preset price points because retailers want a nice spread of prices so any customer can find something they can afford. How does that work with big D2C one-offs? Do they design the set and then price it, or do they still come up with a price point and build to match? For something like scale cars, the latter seems especially problematic, as they often seem to base the scale on using some particular piece to match some aspect of the vehicle, and unless they’re retired carnival weight-guessers, I would think it should be extremely difficult to figure out the proper price in advance. A large number of LEGO minifigures use weapons, and are – assumedly – regularly being charged by each others’ weapons as part of children’s role play. As for the extra parts, for once I'm mostly okay with those. Okay, I could have done without the replacement engine, but most of the other stuff is very fitting for a car like this. In my opinion without all of that stuff the value of the set would have dropper much more than the price probably would have, it would only make it feel even more overpriced than it already is.Status: REVIEWED Description Transcript Variant: This variant (4)represents use of a promoter derived from long terminal repeat (LTR), but differs in the 5' UTR and initiates translation at an alternate start codon, compared to variant 1. The encoded isoform (b) has a longer N-terminus, compared to isoform a. Source sequence(s) AB020337, AF064860, AW136254, KF457302 UniProtKB/TrEMBL A0A0A0MS93 Conserved Domains (1) summary cl21608 This light kit features 22 individual LEDs, including a functional combination of Cool White and Regular White Bit Lights for the Headlights and Floodlights! Blaze a trail and light the path you're travelling on!

Aldo Kane commented: “This was my first time building a LEGO set in years but I was pretty confident that I would have the driving aspects of the challenge down – after all, I grew up in the Highlands, so I had that to my advantage. Despite that, the rugged terrain and icy conditions did make it quite the adventure! I think my favourite part of the whole experience has been that Raha and I became friends through it all. That and playing with the new LEGO set – it’s pretty spectacular!” Price per part is a silly metric. It's always been a silly metric. No one should value tiny 1x1 or 1x2 pieces the same as much larger pieces. Dual-molded parts, however, are a bit weird. Many dual-molded parts have no counterparts. Stuff like the Minions torsos, the bald eagle, or Dug from Pixar's Up, have _one_ mold design, which is dual-molded. Dual-molded legs have a solid core where regular legs would be hollow, so the weight should be noticably different. Dual-molded arms probably use the same amount of plastic as their regular counterparts, and so would probably require comparisons of quantities in the thousands before you'd be likely to see a measurable difference in weight. The two-in-one format means you can load up with all the necessary kit, whether you want to race through the Scottish like our adventurers Raha Moharrak and Aldo Kane, navigate water or even sandy dunes. We can’t wait to see fans’ reactions.” Authentic details The model features functional steering, opening doors, working suspension and a bonnet that opens. Inside, there are accurate interior details and a coffee cup for the driverTwo-in-one build which can be customised to the version you prefer - either standard or fully off-road ready. Petrol/Jerry cans often have an X pressed into the sides for strength. Here's it's been cleverly replicated using triangular tiles, although they are only held on with one stud each, so have a tendency to move about a bit when handling. The filling cap utilises a minifigure roller skate piece and looks suitably elaborate. Anyway, like I said, fascinating to discuss this topic but until someone convinces me (and yes eye-test is SUPER important too!) it will be PPP for me. :) You have a device that has a mobile broadband connection. When you turn on the device or resume it from sleep, one of the following errors is logged in the System log: Yes, the price might be large, but it isn't comparatively large. It isn't too large for what you get. It's a big price, not an unfair price. Unless you want every set to have the PPP of a Creator random box"

Or a Cadillac Escalade, or whatever. Remember, in the US, the last thing people tend to care about when buying a luxury off-road vehicle is if it’s even capable of driving onto the grass if the driveway is full. The Technic model of the latest version of the Defender was released during 2019. I think it too was a model of the 90" wheelbase version, but as you can see they are not to the same scale. Of course any real Land Rover Defender driver wouldn’t be within 100 miles of those items – with their vehicle instead carrying a flask of tea, a roll of duct-tape, and a sheep – but you can always build these at home for true Defender authenticity. I have yet to watch a nature documentary that paused to shill for some auto company. They don’t generally talk about their camera gear, either, unless said gear is a true game-changer (like being able to shoot full color in the middle of the night without any floodlights, as was done for a live-casting of the annual wildebeest migration).

I have no idea if there's a perfect metric for this. I'd personally love to see both numbers tossed out in any given set. Look, some people are happy with "price per piece." I'm not, although I get that it has *some* utility. The Art and Dots lines really throw price-per-piece for a loop, don't they? You arguably get a lot for your money in those sets, but not everyone wants a bunch of 1x1 monochrome rounds, either. So, in the US, red is designated for gasoline, blue for diesel, and yellow for kerosene. Is grey designated for motor oil? Later versions of the real vehicle were available with a larger 5-cylinder turbo diesel engine which required a bump on the top of the bonnet, so pieces are provided to replicate that variant.

The adapter has both WiFi and Bluetooth modules in it. The Bluetooth is working fine. However, the Bluetooth adapter wont show in Device Manager either, instead it shows "Bluetooth Device(Personal Area Network)".After a few hours, I opened the system and the WiFi was gone. I cannot find it in the list of available networks. Fuel your creativity with the LEGO Icons Land Rover Classic Defender 90 (10317). This immersive building project for adults lets you build one of the most famous vehicles in off-road history before taking it for a spin. It only takes a split second to look at a LEGO set and go wow, the design team have done a beautiful job with this, and I think this is one of those cases. Full Name beta-1,3-galactosyltransferase 5 provided by HGNC Primary source HGNC:HGNC:920 See related Ensembl:ENSG00000183778 MIM:604066; AllianceGenome:HGNC:920 Gene type protein coding RefSeq status REVIEWED Organism Homo sapiens Lineage Eukaryota; Metazoa; Chordata; Craniata; Vertebrata; Euteleostomi; Mammalia; Eutheria; Euarchontoglires; Primates; Haplorrhini; Catarrhini; Hominidae; Homo Also known as B3T5; GLCT5; B3GalTx; B3GalT-V; beta3Gal-T5; beta-3-Gx-T5; beta-1,3-GalTase 5 Summary This gene encodes a member of a family of membrane-bound glycoproteins. The encoded protein may synthesize type 1 Lewis antigens, which are elevated in gastrointestinal and pancreatic cancers. Alternatively spliced transcript variants using multiple alternate promoters have been observed for this gene. [provided by RefSeq, Sep 2017] Expression Biased expression in small intestine (RPKM 5.1), colon (RPKM 4.2) and 3 other tissues See more Orthologs mouse all NEW Try the new Gene table