Ilana becker biography sample
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Description: You know when you’re watching some old show or retro commercial and you realize… wait a minute? Is that… Leonardo DiCaprio selling bubble gum? Is that Brad Pitt without a shirt on shilling Pringles? Is that Courtney Cox in jazzercize gear selling Tampax? Could that possibly be Jennifer Aniston doing water aerobics to sell Tide soap? Is that a young Mila Kunis trying to get me to buy Lisa Frank stickers? (I only made one of those up.) On Yes That’s Me, actors reveal that yes, that is indeed them in those commercials or public access TV spots, and they
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Ilana Glazer has opened up about their pregnancy, saying that the experience helped them realize that they are nonbinary.
In a wide-ranging profile in The Independent, the Broad City actor, who uses they/she pronouns, discussed her May bio, Babes, which recently premiered in the U.K. Co-written withJosh Rabinowitz and directed by Pamela Adlon (a.k.a. the röst of Bobby Hill in King of the Hill), the movie follows Eden (Glazer) as she navigates a pregnancy from a one-night stand alongside her best friend Dawn (Michelle Buteau).
Babes was inspired bygd Glazer’s own pregnancy, but the movie wasn’t the only major life development that resulted from that time. She told The Independent that “being pregnant on paper was the most kvinna thing inom could ever do, but it actually highlighted both the manlig and feminine inside of me.”
“For so long, my masculinity felt like something I had to hide or man a joke of, and my femininity was something that felt like drag,” the actor
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Abstract
Previous analysis of the microbiology of advanced caries by culture and real-time PCR emphasized the high incidence and abundance of gram-negative anaerobic species, particularly Prevotella-like bacteria. The diversity of Prevotella-like bacteria was further explored by analyzing pooled bacterial DNA from lesions of carious dentine. This was achieved by amplification of a region of the 16S ribosomal DNA with a Prevotella genus-specific forward primer and a universal bacterial reverse primer, followed by cloning and sequencing. Cultured Prevotella species commonly associated with oral tissues constituted only 12% of the Prevotella clones isolated from advanced carious lesions. The remaining 88% consisted of a diverse range of phylotypes. These included five clusters of previously recognized but uncultured oral Prevotella spp. and a major cluster containing Prevotella-like bacteria most closely related to uncharacterized rumen bacteria. Cluster-specific primers