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For instance, patients with unstable coronary heart disease have significantly higher serum levels of EPO, which has been shown to be associated with an increased amount of functionally active EPCs [6].
Applying stringent bioinformatics analyses, we narrowed down the amount of functionally significant somatic mutations in MSI to 359 and 45 in MSS cancers, thus highlighting specific mutation patterns depending on the microsatellite status.
Over all, from the data analyzed during this study we believe that by studying the distribution of lengths between indels [7] and by comparing DI-ratios across genomic regions, indels provide unique information for quantifying the amount of functionally important material in different classes of non-coding regions.
At low mutation rates, the amount of functionally different mutants generated within the quasipecies is reduced, and separate lineages, for example, parasites, readily evolve.
The homozygous mutation in this patient causes hypothetical a normal amount of functionally defective CFH (mutation type 2) to be present in the plasma.
The PsbJ protein in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 has been shown to control the amount of functionally assembled PSII complexes in the thylakoid membrane [ 20].
Although B4GAT1 endogenous activity was very low, it was sufficient to synthesize low amounts of functionally active α-DG that was capable of binding the ligand laminin.
Cells obtained from WT mice expressed small amounts of functionally active ATGL, but the biochemical parameters of NO signaling were identical in ATGL-deficient cells.
Previous experiments on UKF-NB-2 and UKF-NB-3 cells also revealed high amounts of functionally active Pgp in both DOX and VCR resistant sublines.
Our data show that high amounts of functionally active IPNS enzyme can be produced in the heterologous host during cultivation at 25°C, the optimal growth temperature for P. chrysogenum.
His research interests include thermomechanical properties of functionally graded materials.
