Sometimes being understood to be disabled triggers acceptance of or accommodation to atypical modes of functioning.
We use gene networks to identify genes with atypical modes of evolution, and genome networks to characterize the evolution of genetic partnerships between E. coli and mobile genetic elements.
The distinct agonist profile may result from an atypical binding mode of VCP746 at the A2BAR, which was consistent with a bivalent mechanism of receptor interaction.
This atypical death mode provides a mechanism for viable bacilli to exit host macrophages for spreading infection and the eventual transition to extracellular persistence that characterizes advanced pulmonary tuberculosis.
We propose that the atypical quinolone-binding mode in the Quinolone-Binding Pocket (QBP), whose walls are constituted not only by regions of the Toprim and the breakage-reunion domains but also by DNA (Figure 6B), explains the effect of the amino acid nature at a given position on the observed resistance.
NF-κB-activation pathways can be classified as canonical, non-canonical and atypical regarding the mode and involvement of the IKK [IκB (inhibitor of NF-κB) kinase] complex [ 2].
Therefore, if Dcl1p preferentially produces scnRNAs ending with U, scnRNAs must be produced non-sequentially from dsRNA substrates (i.e., a digestion that produces the 3′ end of one scnRNA does not produce the 5′ end of another scnRNA), which is an atypical siRNA production mode that has not been reported.
Confessional mode is atypical around here, but I must admit that, upon reading this interview with Terrence Malick, from 1974, that appeared then in a small journal called Filmmakers Newsletter, tears came to my eyes.
Herein we report a unique rare case of BDUMP causing visual loss in an immunocompetent patient diagnosed with central nervous system (CNS) B-cell lymphoma -- a mode of atypical presentation that, to the best of our knowledge, has not been reported before.
(Not atypical for a stealth-mode fundraising).
