good faith, as opposed to the "absolute" preclusion of subdivision (f). Under subdivision (d), a customer who fails to reasonably discover and promptly report an unauthorized signature cannot assert a claim against the bank if the bank shows that the customer's neglect caused it to suffer a loss, nor can the customer recover for other unauthorized signatures by the same wrongdoer on which the bank made payment before receiving notice and after a reasonable time (not exceeding 30 days) for the customer to have discovered and reported the items. Subdivision (e) states two exceptions to the preclusion provisions of subdivision (d): if the customer proves the bank failed to exercise ordinary care in paying the item, the loss is allocated between the customer and the bank; and ifwith broad expression profiles. This gradual continuum includes the transition from the ring to the early trophozoite stage and the trophozoite to the early schizont stage, encompassing approximately 950 and 1,050 genes, respectively. Next, the mid- and late-schizont stages are marked by a rapid, large amplitude induction of approximately 550 genes, many of which appear to be continually expressed into the early-ring stage. However, owing to the level of synchrony in the culture, the ring-stage signal may be partially attributed to cross-contamination from residual schizonts. In the final hours of the IDC, approximately 300 genes corresponding to the early-ring stage are induced, indicating that reinvasion occurs without obvious interruptions to initiate the next cycle. The expression profiles for developmentally regulated genes in the P. falciparum IDC transcriptome reveal