Stromberg et al. have demonstrated that the distinct recognition of Galα 1-4Gal-containing glycolipid receptors on host cells contributes to the host specificity of uropathogenic E. coli.
10.7554/eLife.04986.012 Figure 5. RRMs of U1-A and U1-70k show distinct recognition modes of stem-loop I and II.
Molecular characterization of Pi2, Pi9, Piz-t and Pi50 revealed that a limited number of sequence variations disproportionately confined within the LRR regions of the encoded R proteins mainly determined the distinct recognition specificities of these alleles to different sets of rice blast isolates (Su et al. 2015; Zhou et al. 2006; Qu et al. 2006).
Similarly, the evolution of cue-dependent cooperation is constrained if only a small number of distinct recognition alleles can exist [ 17], but disassortative mating allows cooperation to invade for smaller numbers of alleles.
These cells also allowed rigorous in vivo dissection of the distinct recognition modules within CENP-A and emphasise their two distinct roles in CENP-A propagation at a specific location and the assembly of kinetochores at that site.
Nevertheless, The C-and N-terminus directed antibodies show a distinct pattern of recognition in metabolically labeled cells, with C-term antibody capturing the immature forms of PC1/3.
In both cases, there seems to be a distinct lack of recognition as T and C which indicates that isoG is not base pairing with A/G, but instead with T primarily, with both backbone scaffolds.
The presence of duplex and quadruplex elements in our final structures results in distinct recognition sites for incorporation of additional elements[53].
Defence activation requires pathogen detection, which can occur outside or inside the plant cell, by one of two known distinct recognition mechanisms [ 2- 4].
Drosophila Spen and its orthologs are characterized by a distinct set of RNA recognition motifs (RRMs) and a SPOC domain, a highly conserved carboxy-terminal domain of unknown function [5 7].
Originally, it expressed an intersubjective recognition of a distinct characteristic or aspect of personality.
