Sentence examples for a shared functional from inspiring English sources

Functional annotation using RefSeq summaries indicated a shared functional state that supports survival and enhanced proliferation in the cell fractions containing the expanded clones.

Alignment of this part of the passenger domain in our model illustrated an increase in sequence conservation among proteins of the SPATE family compared to the N-terminal part, further indicating that this region might encode a shared functional aspect.

The opposite however is not expected; a shared functional TE does not necessarily imply shared tissue specificity of the same gene set in different species.

The conservation of these two residues within the subfamily, but not in the broader CDPK family, suggests they have evolved under a shared functional constraint.

Overlap between the feature and difficulty contrasts in the whole-brain group analysis would be consistent with a shared functional system for the executive control of semantic processing and action understanding.

Alternatively, S can be a cluster of proteins, and 𝒜 can be the set of groups of proteins with a shared functional annotation; in this case A(p) gives the groups p is part of.

To observe any shared functional themes, significant GO terms for each of these PDSs are identified.

The notion that the full-length and truncated forms of PGC-1α have unique functions has been articulated based on the retention of a subset of shared functional domains (Zhang et al., 2009), which is further strengthened by their non-overlapping expression profiles in PC12-ND6 cells throughout serum deprivation.

Proteins within each complex can be distinguished as different classes, and therefore are designated as core (always present in each isoform of a complex), module (shared functional subunits of different complexes) or attachment proteins (present only in some purifications) [1], [2].

Their analyses revealed a consistent association of decreases in limb length, digit loss, and body elongation across ecologically and phylogenetically diverse squamate clades, indicating an influence of shared functional and developmental constraints on the evolution of body form.

Thus, P. falciparum appears to have a substantially lower fraction of shared functional sequence with the mouse species than they share with each other.