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Parthenogenesis is one such peculiarity but it has been hypothesised that this phenomenon may be functionally restricted to organisms that employ haplodiploid sex determination.

It has been argued that the Wolbachia that induces parthenogenesis may be functionally restricted to organisms which have a haplodiploid mechanism of sex determination [ 15].

However, during the postnatal period, Cdc42 activity may be functionally restricted to manage activity-dependent changes of actin dynamics that governs aspects of synaptic plasticity rather than gross maintenance of spines.

Examination of the available evidence on the underlying cause of the observed post-antibiotic sterility suggests that, contrary to prior belief, endosymbiont-facilitated parthenogenesis may not be functionally restricted to haplodiploids.

miRNA target sites appear to be almost exclusively located in the 3'UTRs of target genes [ 11, 12], and miRNA target sites may be functionally restricted to 3' UTRs, since binding of miRNAs to other sites in the transcript does not induce translational suppression.

Taken together with their ability to recruit Golgi marker proteins and their sensitivity to brefeldin A, ESVs are possibly an evolutionary early version of Golgi cisternae, which are functionally restricted to post translational maturation of proteins [17].

The data presented here challenge the view that JAK2 is functionally restricted to the cytoplasm in this signaling pathway.

However, DRA*0201 was also complemented by DRB1*0301, and DRB1*0501 indicating that DRA*0201 is not functionally restricted to only the DRB1*0901 allele.

Such restricted coupling might be functionally linked to the coordination of two oscillators.

A dual oscillator model posits that individual oscillators are anatomically restricted to two functionally distinct groups of neurons that control "morning" versus "evening" behavior.

Marsupial syndactyly is not comparable since it is restricted to the foot and morphologically and functionally diverse, and does not correspond to any obvious locomotor adaptation.