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45, 46 However, they bear little sequence similarity and there are functional differences in their catalytic properties, subcellular localization, physiological function and regulation.
The aesthetics are nice; things look a lot better all around, versus the somewhat stale older design, and there are functional advantages like not having to type in your password to install updates.
These results suggest that HKIII is regulated by hypoxia and there are functional interactions between its two halves.
The extra-mitochondrial isoforms of mammalian ISCU and NFU1 are encoded by alternatively spliced transcripts that lack a recognizable mitochondrial targeting signal (Tong et al., 2003; Tong and Rouault, 2006), and there is functional evidence that the cytosolic ISCU functions as a scaffold and source for extra-mitochondrial Fe-S clusters in mammalian cells (Tong and Rouault, 2006).
Although GOBP terms exists for gene products that effect and affect oocyte competence and maturation, and there is functional literature on these genes, the literature and GO are unconnected [42].
# This match is to human KIF27, costa itself is rather divergent and may not be a bona-fide ortholog of KIF27, and there is functional divergence between mammals and Drosophila in this aspect of the pathway [42].
However, many metabolic genes are highly conserved across many species and there is functional redundancy of metabolic genes within species, it can be difficult to select the most suitable donor species and genes to maximize production.
"There's a load of films being made where a film-maker's going to a council estate, and 90 per cent of the people there are functional – getting their kids ready for school, paying their taxes, working.
Second, by testing error and reward cells in SEF and ACC with both versions of the countermanding task, it should be possible to find out, how general the error and reward signal are and if there are functional differences between the two cortical areas.
Everywhere you look, from metro stations to schools, friends' homes and even hairdressers, there are functional and elegant objects.
