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Alternatively, as shown also in Figure 1, modelers can login into the VM and access eTOXlab directly, using its command line or graphic user interface (GUI) for implementing and validating new models or maintaining existing ones.

Alternatively, as shown here, a non-iterative process can be employed (Figure 5B right panel).

Alternatively, as shown for mammalian AMPK and cauliflower HMG-CoA reductase kinase [67], a basic residue at the -4 position in SnRK2 substrates may compensate for a lack of Arg at the -3 position.

Alternatively, as shown in the validation cohort, higher CRP levels may be associated with lower SEVR due to increased TTI (that is, afterload (PP)), presumably induced by the described effect of inflammation and heart rate acceleration on aortic stiffness.

Alternatively, as shown in Figure 2, we found that CD103+ intestinal DCs were able to activate more latent TGF-β than the CD103− subset when DCs were cultured only in the presence of a TGF-β reporter cell line, indicating that DC-expressed TGF-β may be sufficient for the specialized ability of these cells to activate TGF-β.

Interestingly the Arabidopsis best BLAST hit of these four transcripts are also potentially alternatively spliced (as shown by the alternative splicing visualisation tool at the Plant DGB database; http://plantdbg.org/ASIP).org/ASIP

Alternatively, as has been shown for other proteins [ 28- 30], this germin-like protein could show an abnormal, reduced mobility in the SDS PAGE separation.

Alternatively, as has been shown for AM, AM5 may enhance the natriuretic peptide secretory responses to AngII [ 32], endothelin-1 [ 33] and/or volume loading [ 34], all of which are activated in, or characteristic of, the HF state.

Alternatively, as recently shown by Zhao et al. [ 25] and Krenkova et al. [ 26], who covalently coupled trypsin to the wall of fused-silica nanoelectrospray emitters, a protein sample can be analyzed by direct infusion into a mass spectrometer.

Therefore, the simple unweighted topology can be highly informative for different purposes, one of them being the prediction of new interactions or alternatively, as recently shown, the structural controllability of any complex network (Liu et al., 2011).

Moreover, the large variation in exon lengths between mouse NAS genes and alternatively spliced human orthologs, as shown in Table 5, may also reflect a combined influence on splicing regulation for different types of exons.