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5'NTR sequences may be involved in both RNA replication and translation, and thus the HCV 5'NTR sequences in these chimeric replicons may be required to functionally substitute for GBV-B sequences in providing critical replication signals.
Further experiments will, however, be required to functionally address these possibilities.
Future modeling and simulation experiments will be required to functionally link the linear genomic localization of different TF binding sites with their 3D spatial distributions in the nucleus to gain further insights into genome organization and chromatin folding.
We propose a model in which EPO-EPOR induction under disease conditions not only prevents neuronal cell death, but also triggers the enhanced neuronal plasticity that is required to functionally compensate for lost neuronal functions.
However, further experimentation is required to functionally study these miRNAs in order to unravel their delicate regulatory circuitry.
Further work is required to functionally validate additional cancer molecular mechanisms stimulated by OPNc in both tumor models.
During normal adult neurogenesis, newly generated neurons are required to functionally integrate into the pre-existing neuronal network (Ramirez-Amaya et al., 2006).
Therefore, novel strategies are required to functionally characterize the multiple GWA signals in a genome-wide manner for convincing genetic evidence.
We interpret these results, as well as our results, to indicate that additional PI3-K-related genes are required to functionally interact with OPN to produce the fully metastatic phenotype.
Interestingly, there was a positive correlation between the number of the base editing of miRNAs in the seed region and the sequencing abundance, and more future studies are required to functionally validate this conclusion.
In the future, extra work is required to functionally characterize the identified miRNAs and verification of their direct targets that are tightly involved in the regulation of PAs accumulation and deastringency of CPCNA.
