Cell specific productivity is a function of a multitude of cellular processes including gene transcription, mRNA stability, translation, glycosylation, polypeptide folding, ER-associated degradation and inter-vesicular transport of fully assembled proteins [ 5].
This model can describe survival time in function of a multitude of prognostic factors [ 11], under the fundamental assumption of the proportionality of hazards, in other words that the examined factors will have a constant impact over time on the risk of death.
Eukaryotic DNA replication is a complex process requiring the proper functioning of a multitude of proteins to create error-free daughter DNA strands and maintain genome integrity.
Insights into the molecular functions of a multitude of individual genes, as well as the elucidation of biosynthetic pathways and regulatory networks in A. thaliana, have proven invaluable for identifying the genetic basis of agronomically important traits in crops, such as plant height and flowering time (Doebley et al., 2006; Olsen and Wendel, 2013).
Ms. Rafferty finished her partner's thought: "We're two people who love to entertain but also live in small apartments, so we look for attractive items that allow a space to function in a multitude of ways".
In recent years, several types of mouse knockout models have been developed that have provided useful tools for experimental investigation of NRP1 function, and a multitude of therapeutics targeting NRP1 have been designed, mostly with the view to explore them for cancer treatment.
Rsp5 also functions in a multitude of diverse ubiquitin-dependent pathways including 26S proteasomal degradation of RNA polymerase II, and mediates proteasome-independent regulation of membrane protein trafficking (reviewed in Ingham et al., 2004; Kaliszewski and Zoladek, 2008; Rotin and Kumar, 2009).
Heat-shock proteins (HSPs) respond to cellular stress and HSP90 specifically functions in a multitude of stress pathways.
The hierarchical structure of native biological materials and tissues introduces variations in form and function across a multitude of scales.
Recent work has categorized kinesin family members into 14 different classes which function in a multitude of cellular processes [ 9].
