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Erna

American  
[ur-nuh] / ˈɜr nə /

noun

  1. a female given name: from an Old English word meaning “eagle.”


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"Road access is mostly cut off in flood-affected areas," 29-year-old Erna Mardhiah said as she joined a long queue at a petrol station in Banda Aceh.

From Barron's

Researcher Erna Bodstrom from the Migration Institute of Finland told AFP that "before, it was possible to build a secure life in Finland for more immigrants".

From Barron's

The Conservatives lost ground with 14.6% and their leader, former prime minister Erna Solberg, has said she is unlikely to stand again.

From BBC

Additionally, eRNA lacks a modification known as a poly-A tail, which is the "hook" that most techniques use to pull RNA out of a cell.

From Science Daily

One way to capture eRNA is to add a nucleotide to cells that halts transcription when incorporated into RNA.

From Science Daily