In the two single H-bond interactions of Stz-III, molecule A adopts the function of the H-bond donor of form Stz-V in one case and the acceptor function of Stz-IV in the other, with opposite functions provided by molecule B in each case.
Furthermore, it became apparent that several yeast ATG gene products possess no obvious homolog in higher eukaryotes (e.g. Atg11, Atg17, Atg29 and Atg31), that other vertebrate proteins have adopted the function of some of these missing proteins (e.g. FIP200), and finally that some vertebrate Atg homologs have gained additional non-autophagy related functions during evolution (e.g. Atg1 and Atg8).
Then, we adopt the cvCalcOpticalFlowLK function of the intel open source computer vision library (Opencv) to compute dense optical flows for robust motion estimation.
With the exception of the production function, the model has adopted the functions in the multi-households version of ORANI-G.
However, we did not adopt the sedimentary layer function of the CRUST 1.0 model since we had confirmed that the sediments in the study area were not uniformly covered by the present CRUST 1.0 model, but were instead restricted to those areas where marine experiments have been carried out.
While there is compelling evidence indicating that SCN oscillators do not necessarily adopt a common phase, the function of SCN phase heterogeneity remains unknown.
From these previous studies, we adopt the basic approach of function evolution through a phylogenetic tree and the use of GO annotations to represent function.
All these proofs strongly supported the hypothesis that daughter genes originated from a common parental gene might adopt part of the functions of their parental gene [ 67- 69] or acquire new functions [ 70].
Duplicated genes are known to undergo a period of accelerated evolution where: they may degenerate to a pseudogene (pseudogenization), each daughter gene may adopt part of the functions of their parental gene (subfunctionalization), or they may acquire new functions (neofunctionalization) [ 37- 40].
As basis functions, we adopt the product of powers of the Cartesian coordinates in the xy plane.
