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Moreover, the molecular basis of the contribution of certain NOD2 mutations to the susceptibility and severity of Crohn's disease (CD) remains murky and confounding.

Understanding the structural basis of the contribution these residues make to binding will aid in engineering CPE to target tumor cells.

Next, we asked about the molecular basis of the contribution of NCenH3CID to BubR1 recruitment.

The molecular basis of the contribution of CenH3 to centromere/kinetochore functions is, however, incompletely understood, as its interactions with the rest of centromere/kinetochore components remain largely uncharacterised at the molecular/structural level.

Little is known, however, about the actual molecular/structural basis of the contribution(s) of CenH3 to kinetochore assembly and function, as its interactions with the rest of centromere/kinetochore proteins is just beginning to be understood.

A more balanced solution would be to assess conservation priorities on the basis of the contribution of each breed to the overall diversity, based on its molecular contribution to between- and within-breed kinships.

On the basis of the contributions of the residues in the general base loop to positioning the general base described above, these results are consistent with packing interactions between these loops that affect each loop's structure and thereby help to position the general base.

mPGES-1 knockout studies and animal models of inflammatory arthritis also provide a strong basis for the contribution of mPGES-1 in the increased local production of PGE2 observed in inflammatory arthritis.

The spectrum of radiation noise of different components under various rotation speeds are used as the basis of assessing the contribution of different eigenfrequencies on the radiation noise of the components, and the proportion of friction noise and impact noise is evaluated as well.

Electrical muscle stimulation excites axons of sensory receptors, and these action potentials ascend via afferent paths to the primary somatosensory cortex, providing a basis for the contribution of afferent input to neural adaptation after EST (Fig.  1).

The degree of conversion for inverse spinel, x, which identifies its formula Fe(III)xCo II 1 x[Co II)xFe(III 2 x]O4 (brackets indicate ions at Oh-site), can be calculated on the basis of the relative contribution of individual Td- and Oh-site sextets.