ETV1 is a member of the ETS family of transcription factors, which are frequently deregulated in human malignancies and have a characteristic highly conserved DNA-binding (ETS) domain (Seth and Watson, 2005).
Being a skilled and experienced professional, a characteristic highly valued by students [ 10], is not automatically linked to being a skilled educator as teaching of a subject is a completely different story.
The composition, morphology and alloying structures of the nanowires were characterized, revealing a single-phase alloy characteristic, highly monodispersed morphology, and controllable bimetallic compositions.
Metastasis is a characteristic of highly malignant cancers associated with a poor clinical outcome.
Based on the results of sequence analysis, it was known that all of the HA proteins had a series of basic amino acids at the HA cleavage site (RRRKKR/G), which is a characteristic of highly pathogenic influenza viruses.
Based on the deduced amino acid sequence, the raccoon dog isolates contained the multibasic amino acid motif PQRERRRKKR/GL at their HA cleavage sites, which is a characteristic of highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses [1], [6], [8].
A characteristic and highly conserved CXXCH motif occurs in the cytochrome amino acid sequence; the two cysteine side chains are covalently linked to the vinyl groups of the heme to form holocytochrome c.
Basic leucine zipper proteins (bZIPs) are a large family of transcription factors (TFs) in plants that contain a characteristic and highly conserved basic domain with two structural features: a basic domain responsible for sequence-specific DNA binding and an adjacent heptad leucine repeat domain referred to as a leucine zipper dimerization motif [ 1, 2].
As expected, granular layer) showed cells larger in dimension, with a characteristic content of highly fluorescent granuli, and emitting a lower average fluorescence with respect to other epidermal cells.
The results show a characteristic profile of highly regulated chemokine mRNAs that form a group of four upregulated chemokines, namely CCL18, CCL3, CXCL8 and CXCL10, and one downregulated chemokine, namely CCL21.
As a recent study conducted by Engelen et al. revealed elevated TIMELESS expression in tissues undergoing active proliferation, the implication is that increased TIMELESS expression may be a characteristic of all highly proliferative cells, rather than one exclusive to cancer tissues.
