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Recently however, the caudo-medial telencephalon has emerged as a plausible site for sensory representation of birdsong.

In fact, some suggest "p53 signatures" present in distal fallopian tube of non-BRCA1 carriers as a plausible site of tumor origin for many sporadic ovarian and peritoneal cancers [41].

These findings suggest that motoneuron activity contributes to the initiation of each cycle of rhythmic activity, and that motoneuron and/or R-interneuron synapses are a plausible site for the activity-dependent synaptic depression that modeling studies have identified as a critical mechanism for cycling within an episode.

Moreover, an avian brain nucleus that is analogous to the mammalian secondary auditory cortex (the caudo-medial nidopallium, or NCM) has recently emerged as a plausible site for sensory representation of birdsong, and appears as a well positioned brain region for categorization of songs.

Furthermore, Cys283 of the active site is essential for catalysis and is a plausible site of oxidative modification during aging [ 34].

Of the investigated tetrahydroisoquinoline-triazoles, the promising compounds 20 and 27 were selected for molecular docking against AKR1C3, which was identified to be a plausible target site.

We will also propose a plausible active site (HLADH Zn-H intermediate, generated via a HLADH Zn-Hansfer from bound 4/6 to Zn, for the enzymatintermediate of prochiral aryl/alkyl ketones to their chiral aryl/alkyl S-alcohols.

The authors concluded that the cerebellum was involved in sensorimotor prediction and was therefore a plausible neural site to implement a forward model.

The model suggests that the cerebellar cortex is a plausible neural site for learning internal predictive forward models of the gravitational forces, and that the whole cerebellum is likely able to perform approximate inverse computations.

One plausible site for sensory representation of birdsong in the avian brain is the caudo-medial nidopallium (NCM), which is analogous to the mammalian secondary auditory cortex [27].

This shows a significant depletion of plausible sites in CDS introns (Fisher's exact test: P < 0.0001).