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Another specific property of the characterised collection of Chinese paper samples is low grammage.

To extend our research, this paper also described the results of an additional analysis regarding the TMMi level that might be achieved with the characterised process.

Analysis by PROSITE [67] and multiple protein alignment reveals obvious structural conservation between the characterised human neurexins and fly (Drosophila) and honeybee neurexin I. AmNrxI-A possesses a signal peptide, trans-membrane domain and C-terminal PDZ binding motif, as in the vertebrate neurexins (Figure 4.1 and Figure S4).

The antephase checkpoint may overlap with characterised checkpoints via p38 or may represent the p38-dependent aspect of each of the characterised checkpoints.

In this representation, the largest functional category (more than 50% of all the characterised and differentially expressed genes) encoded proteins involved in cell cycle.

The cluster analysis also enabled us to observe the up-regulation of many individual genes in confluent biofilms, for example; 1) un-characterised orthologues associated with general stress (PA1753, PA2190, cspD, rmf), nutrient stress (glgA, glgB, glgP), oxidative stress (katE), and osmolarity (osmC, osmE and osmY), 2) the characterised anaerobic transcriptional regulator Anr (encoded by anr).

Such discrepancies are likely to be either due to errors in assembly between the 'Bowman' and 'Morex' genomes given their recent release or the absence of MLOC_38941 within 'Bowman' , which is seedling susceptible to P. hordei and lacks any of the characterised Rph genes and Rph9.am (R. F. Park, unpublished).

The above-mentioned project is aimed at the identification of barley sequences homologous to the characterised Arabidopsis genes involved in the mechanisms of DNA repair as well as at the analysis of the identified sequences with the TILLING (Targeting Induced Local Lesions IN Genomes) strategy in order to isolate mutants that carry defects in this process.

We found Dichaete binding associated with all of the characterised genes in the temporal cascade, as well as considerable overlapping binding between Dichaete, Hb and Kr, strongly supporting the idea that cross-regulatory interactions between these genes is important for correct neural specification.

The characterised cyanases are sensitive to the change in pH [12], [14], [21].

The characterised dose responses were fitted to the transfer function model (Eq. (1), Table 2).