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The article focuses on the high school swimmer Andrew Seliskar and his accomplishments in swimming career. Topics discussed include his national high school records in the 100 yard butterfly and 200 yard individual medley, the 2015 Male High School Swimmer of the Year award given to him by the magazine, and his helping behaviour with teammates. It also focuses on his school life other than swimming such as involvement in national academic contests and playing guitar. INSET: LIFE OF A HIGH SCHOOLER.

The article forecasts the winners of the 16th FINA World Championships to be held in Kazan, Russia from August 2-9, 2015 which could be also the winners in the Olympic Games in Rio de Janiero, Brazil in 2016. Katinka Hosszu, Daiya Seto and Missy Franklin are among the swimmers expected to win the events. Australia, Japan and the U.S., however, are the countries expected to win more medals.

The article discusses miscellaneous topics related to swimming competitions. It mentions that Texas dominated the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAAs) 2015 championship. Topics include efforts of swimmer Will Licon to win national title in 200 yard breast stroke, comparison between coaches Eddie Reese and Ohio State University's Mike Peppe, and NCAA title won by swimmer Joseph Schooling.

The article discusses miscellaneous topics related to women swimmers. Missy Franklin from the California team won 2015 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Women's Swimming tournament. African-American swimmers Simone Manuel, Lia Neal and Natalie Hinds bagged first, second and third position respectively in 100 yard freestyle women's championship. Swimmer Kelsi Worrell won 100 yard butterfly swimming competition.

The article offers information on profiles of several World Masters swimmers of 2014. Topics discussed include an overview on U.S. based swimmer Rick Colella, who won 60-64 Masters records PNA Championships and Puget Sound Masters, an account on achievements of swimmer Nicolas Granger, who has won masters swimming at FINA World Masters Championships and analysis on records of swimmer David Guthrie, who holds Masters swimming records for breaststrokes.

The article offers information on 10 virtual swimming competitions to be held at the Pan Pacific Championships from August 21-24 2014 in Gold Coast, Queensland. It mentions that swimming events, which five are for men and the other five are for women, include the 100 Freestyle, 200 Freestyle, and 200 Backstroke. Participants to the events include Nathan Adrian, Radoslaw Kawecki, and Missy Franklin.

The article reports that University of California, Berkeley team Golden Bears won the trophy of the men's National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Swimming and Diving Championships held in March 2014. Topics discussed include ranking of other college teams including Georgia, Stanford, and Texas A&M. Other topics discussed include swimmers Marcin Cieslak and Joao de Lucca as winners in Austin, Texas for double individual event.

The article profiles the winners of the Top 12 World Masters Swimmers of the Year in 2013. Erika Braun starts her record-breaking campaign with times of 26.22 in the 50 free and 28.19 in the 50 fly at a short course meters meet in Maryland, and continues to describe her achievements as a group effort. Richard Burns is a full-fledge Masters swimer since 1980 and earns his world records in the long course 50 fly.

The article focuses on top 10 athletic clubs including California Golden Bears, Georgia Bulldogs, and Florida Gators that would be participating in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships to be held from March 20-22 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Topics discussed include strategies used by swimming coach Teri McKeever, victory of swimmer Melanie Margalis in several sporting events, and techniques used by swimming coach Gregg Troy.

The article reports that Michigan men's swimming team have won the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I swimming and Diving championships in 2013. Topics discussed include leadership skills of an American international swimmer Connor Jaeger, swimmer Tom Shields won the California Golden Bears, athletic programs at the University of California and swimmer Rick DeMont become head swimming coach for Arizona Wildcats team. It also mentions athletic team Louisville cardinals.

The article focuses on the world record breakers in the swimming competition at the 15th FINA World Championship from July 28 to August 4, 2013 held in Barcelona, Spain in the absence of World Champion Michael Phelps. It notes that the competition was dominated by women such as breakstrokers Katie Ledecky from the U.S. and Ruta Meilutyte from Lithuania. It also cites the relay disqualification in the final men's event and the first long course World Championship title won by Chad Le Clos.

The article offers information related to Olivia Smoliga, an American swimmer who specializes in backstroke and freestyle events. She holds the American record in national high school record in the 100 yard backstroke. It informs that Smoliga has been declared as Swimming World Magazine's 2013 Female High School Swimmer of the Year by the periodical. It mentions that Smoliga believes that the best athletes perform well when the pressure is greater.

The article offers information on the 15th FINA World Swimming Championships to be held in Barcelona, Spain from July 19-August 24, 2013. It informs that several Olympic champions are set to participate in the World Championships including Holland's Ranomi Kromowidjojo, Zhao Jing of China and Japan's Aya Terakawa. The swimming styles to be followed include freestyle, breaststroke and butterfly stroke.

The article focuses on results from the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Men's Swimming Competition held in a three day meet from March 28-30, 2013 at the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) Natatorium. University of Michigan won the overall competition with head Coach Mike Bottom was named the Coach of the Year. The relay team of Georgia won the 200 m medley and the team did not finish below third in any of the relays.

The article offers information on the swimmers who fall under the journal's Top 12 World Masters Swimmers of the Year list for the year 2012. It informs about Roberto Alberiche who won several Spanish national records in the 1940s and the 1950s. It focuses on Nicolas Granger who became the first French swimmer after her selection for the journal's list. It also talks about Karlyn Pipes who has been chosen for the list for the third time.

aThe article announces that swimmers including Missy Franklin, Michael Phelps and Yannick Angel have received the 2012 Swimmer of the Award.

The article features the recipients of "Swimming World" magazine's swimmers of the year award for 2011. One is Rebecca Soni, Female World and American Swimmer of the Year, the first Team USA female to claim back-to-back honors since Janet Evans. Another is Ryan Lochte, Male World and American Swimmer of the Year, who won four individual gold medals at the World Championship in Shanghai, China. Other swimmers featured include Federica Pellegrini, Female European Swimmer of the Year.

The article presents the swimmers experience at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials including Nathan Adrian, B.J. Bedford, and Elizabeth Beisel.

The article covers the XII FINA World Masters Championships held April 18-24, 2008 in Perth, Western Australia. Swimmers from nearly every continent competed in the seven-day event where 54 world records fell. In the 800 free event, Suzanne Heim-Bowen won in the 50-54 age group. Timothy Shead earned two world records in the 200 IM and 200 breast. Sweden's Hellas Masters team consisting of four swimmers whose average age was 70, won the 200 freestyle relay event setting a new world record.

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The article offers information on several swimmers with best performances in 2015. Topics discussed include victory of swimmer Katie Ledecky at the World Championships; performance of swimmer Katinka Hosszu in the World Championship final; and performance of swimmer Kelsi Worrell at the 2014 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championships.

The article focuses on the global scenario of swimming leading into the 2016 Olympics. Topics include the need to replace swimmer Ryan Cochrane of Canada by Santo Condorelli or Emily Overholt or Taylor Ruck, winning of medals by Brazil in the summer World Championships 2015, swimmer Felipe Silva winning for breaststroke, failure of the Americans to win medals in the World Championships of 2015, and views of sprinter Nathan Adrian on the prospects of the U.S. in 2016.

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The proteins of rat liver cytoplasm, nuclear washes, matrix, membrane, heterogeneous nuclear (hn)RNA proteins and chromatin were examined by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis. The inclusion in the gels of six common protein standards of carefully selected molecular weight and isoelectric point allowed us to clearly follow the distribution of specific proteins during nuclear extraction. In the nuclear washes and chromatin, we observed five classes of proteins: (a) Exclusively cytoplasmic proteins, present in the first saline-EDTA wash but rapidly disappearing from subsequent washes; (b) ubiquitous proteins of 75,000, 68,000, 57,000, and 43,000 mol wt, the latter being actin, found in the cytoplasm, all nuclear washes and the final chromatin pellet; (c) proteins of 94,000, 25,000, and 20,500 mol wt specific to the nuclear washes; (d) proteins present in the nuclear washes and final chromatin, represented by species at 62,000, 55,000, 54,000, and 48,000 mol wt, primarily derived from the nuclear matrix; and (e) two proteins of 68,000 mol wt present only in the final chromatin. The major 65,000-75,000-mol wt proteins seen by one-dimensional gel electrophoresis of nuclear matrix were very heterogeneous and contained a major acidic, an intermediate, and a basic group. A single 68,000-mol wt polypeptide constituted the majority of the membrane-lamina fraction, consistent with immunological studies indicating that a distinct subset of matrix proteins occurs, associated with heterochromatin, at the periphery of the nucleus. Actin was the second major nuclear membrane-lamina protein. Two polypeptides at 36,000 and 34,000 mol wt constituted 60% of the hnRNP. Approximately 80% of the mass of the nonhistone chromosomal proteins (NHP) from unwashed nuclei is contributed by nuclear matrix and hnRNPs, and essentially the same patterns were seen with chromatin NHP. The concept of NHP being a distinct set of DNA-bound proteins is unnecessarily limiting. Many are derived from the nuclear matrix or hnRNp particles and vary in the degree to which they share different intracellular compartments.

The article offers information on top 10 U.S. men's college swimming team, predicted by the periodical as per the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) swimming competition to be held on March 26-28, 2015. Teams discussed include the Texas University's Longhorns, the University of Georgia's Bulldogs and the University of Michigan's Wolverines.

The article offers information on the periodical's top 10 women's college swimming teams including the University of California's Golden Bears, the University of Georgia's Bulldogs, and the Stanford University's Cardinal. Topics discussed include Golden Bears' team led by swimmer Missy Franklin, and impact of loss of swimmers Shannon Vreeland and Melanie Margalis on Bulldogs, and departure of swimmer Maddy Schaefer from Cardinal.

The article presents top swimming performances of 2014 which includes those of swimmers Katie Ledecky, Sarah Sjostrom and Adam Peaty. It mentions that Katie broke her own record in the Pan Pacific Championships. It adds that Sarah didn't took breath for the whole race and swum in the women's long course butterfly this year. Also discussed is Peaty who won for the breaststroke in the Commonwealth Games.

The article focuses on the U.S. swimmer Elizabeth Beisel. Topics include her professional career and several championships and medals won by her, her views regarding her swimming coach Gregg Troy and her experiences of learning from Troy, and her strategies for winning a gold medal in the 2016 Olympics to be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Also presented are the views of Frank Busch, the U.S. Swimming's national team director, regarding Beisel.

The article discusses brief profile of swimming champions including Michael Phelps, Katie Ledecky, and Christian Sprenger who are doing preparation for upcoming swimming events. Michael Phelps has qualified in 100 fly and 100 freestyle for the 2015 World Championships in Kazan and now preparing for the Rio Olympics. It reflects on the shoulder injury of Christian Sprenger which forced him to withdraw from the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships.

The article offers information on the USA Swimming Phillips 66 National Championships that was held from June 25-29, 2013 in the U.S. It mentions that the competition served as the selection procedure of the U.S. swimmers for the 2013 FINA World Championships to be held in Barcelona, Spain. It further offers information on of the winners of the competition along with their images including Rachel Bootsma, Kevin Steel and Eugene Godsoe.

The article offers information related to National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) regarding NCAA Division II and NCAA Division III swimming competitions that will be held in March 2013. It also focuses on National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and National Junior College Athletic Association Tournament that will be held in February 2013-March 2013 along with information on participating teams and their performance in 2012.

The article compares the performance of various swimmers at the Olympic Trials and the main Olympic Games held during the year 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008. It is mentioned that the performance of swimmers usually went down from the trials to the main games. In the year 1996, the U.S. held trials four months before the main Olympic Games and yet the swimmers showed little improvement form the main games. Also, discussed is the performance of swimmer Inge de Bruijn of the Netherlands.

The article presents information on Vladimir Morozov, a high school swimmer in the U.S. It states that he was born in Siberia and became the fastest swimmer in the U.S. by making national high school records in 50 and 100 yard freestyles. It also states that the periodical "Swimming World Magazine" has selected him as the Male High School Swimmer of the Year for 2010.

The article profiles several American swimmers including Chris Thompson, Cesar Cielo and Ian Crocker. Thompson's 14:26.62 in the 1650 yard freestyle during the 2001 championships became the most elusive bass ring in the field of swimming. Cielo claimed the title world's premier printer during the 2008 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championships. Crocker has set world records in the 100 fly and 100 free which help the Texas Longhorns to a world mark in the 400 medley relay.

The article profiles the top women collegiate swimmers from 2000 to 2009 in the U.S. These women include Natalie Coughlin, who won 11 individual championship titles; Kara Lynn Joyce, who has achieved a sprint double in four consecutive years; Tara Kirk, who remained undefeated in 100 breast stroke for four years; the women of the University of Georgia 400 Free Relay team; and, Lendsay Henahan of the Washington State University team.

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