The phrase "a not yet identified" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to "a not-yet-identified" or "an unidentified" for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The investigation revealed a not-yet-identified suspect in the case."
Alternatives: "an unidentified" or "a yet-to-be-identified".
One explanation could be that rs3738579 is in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with a not yet identified mutation in the regulatory regions of RNASEL or a causative mutation in a nearby gene within the same haploblock (see Figure 2).
Our microarray data suggested that exposure to radiation results in the specific induction of a not yet identified short isoform.
Consequently, a not yet identified molecular mechanism must facilitate the observed dual localization of SPL7 in cells.
We thus predict an additional component, most likely a not yet identified GDF-5-specific co-receptor, which alters the output of the signaling complexes.
To further assess the inhibitory role of autophagy in the TGF β-mediated EMT, we extended our observation to other autophagy inducers, the mTOR inhibitor Torin1 and Trehalose, an autophagy inducer acting via a not yet identified mTOR-independent pathway.
As depicted in Figure 3C, a not yet identified histone demethylase (HDM) may recognise the phospho mark on serine 10 and erase the repressive methylmark from lysine 9, thereby allowing HATs to acetylate lysine 9, producing an activation -mark.
A recent study showed that the SSC require a not-yet identified secretory pathway to control the ovulation and downstream movement of the eggs (Sun and Spradling, 2013).
These regulatory properties of betaglycan and cripto are reminiscent of our observations obtained from in vitro as well as in vivo experiments in that a not-yet identified co-receptor possibly triggers the biological activity of GDF-5.
We supposed that the two proteins from C. albicans do not show this CSP because they are from a lievitoid Ascomycete, but we do not exclude that they could share a not-yet identified CSP with other Saccharomycetales.
To determine whether TAF15 binds to a fraction of the U1-Sm snRNP or whether it is a component of a new, not yet identified minor U1 snRNP, co-immunoprecipitation experiments were performed (Fig 1D).
For example, using directed evolution as well as other approaches, proteases have been reprogrammed to cleave substrates containing a variety of amino acids in the P1 and P1′ positions including a post-translationally modified tyrosine, a specificity not yet identified in any naturally occurring protease.
