Sentence examples for be a functional redundancy from inspiring English sources

We anticipate that there might be a functional redundancy between polo-like kinases in the early mouse development.

This not essential role of dGIPC, could be due to redundancy, but it would be a functional redundancy, since there is only one identified GIPC homologue in the fly genome.

Moreover, cross complementation analysis showed that there seems to be a functional redundancy between znuK and znuL, which will be further investigated.

Thus, in the case of Dq, there appears to be a functional redundancy of the charged groups of residues E57 and E58 such that in the Dq structure only one of these carboxylate side chains was necessary to interact with, and thereby neutralize, the positively charged aminomethylquinolinium group that was inserted into the R6G pocket.

To evaluate warming effects on functionality (MF), we applied a power law function MF = cOR α, where MF is functional redundancy, OR is orthologue number as a function of rarefied OTUs richness, α is a functional redundancy index with lower values indicating larger functional redundancy (Wilhelm et al. 2015).

However, there is only one GIPC homologue in the fly, while there are at least 3 in mammals, suggesting that if there is redundancy, it is a functional redundancy with an unrelated gene rather than a structural redundancy.

Additionally, there is a functional redundancy of certain components of a system to maintain its stability.

This result suggests that there is a functional redundancy between these paralogs and that in certain cases the dose of expression of the two paralogs is crucial for the proper development of the animals.

Taken together, the relatively mild phenotypes of α1, α2 and α11 mutant mice suggest that, under normal physiological conditions, there is a functional redundancy between the individual collagen receptors.

Collectively, these results suggest that bmf activation may contribute to the development of ischemic neuronal injury; however, there is likely a functional redundancy observable in BH3-only proteins contributing to ischemic neuronal injury, with similar lack of protection/tendency towards protection observed with deletion of puma in focal cerebral ischemia.

In some cases there may well be a functional rationale for such redundancy (it is common to find genes for both class Ia and Ib in bacterial genomes), but in the absence of direct evidence for subfunctionalisation and selection on subclass paralogues, the null hypothesis should be that this represents functional redundancy.