Nevertheless, it is conceivable that, like its human counterpart, also yeast CatD might bear a double function in regard to PCD.
Moreover, our data are in line with a further study, showing that the inhibition of histone acetylation interferes with the mesodermal commitment of PL-grown ADMSCs [ 54], thus confirming that the acetylation of histone 3 can bear a bivalent function in inducing both cardiac and mesodermal commitment.
A study led by National Park Service researchers first suggested in 1989 that problems with Yellowstone's grizzly bears were a function of behaviour passed from mother to offspring and successive generations, but it didn't determine whether it was learned or inherited.
He thought this loop might bear an important function in the TCR signaling process by rigidifying this subunit and in turn pressing on the heterodimeric CD3 signaling molecules that collectively comprise the TCR complex.
He realizes that each vector bears a unique function.
Artemisinin is an antimalarial drug that bears a peroxide function and is triggered only in parasite infected hosts.
As this insert contains additional motifs characteristic of InR, it remains possible that this sequence bears a specific function.
As previously mentioned, two main types of BPL can be found in prokaryotes: the so-called BPL that solely bears a BPL function, and BirA, that has a DNA-binding domain in its N-terminus responsible for a transcriptional regulatory role.
When the cerebellar cortex operates in parallel with the motor cortex, as mentioned above, it forms another type of internal model that bears a transfer function, which is reciprocally equal to the dynamics (or kinematics) of the control object [ 25, 26].
Hence, the large content of lipids in polar bear livers could be a function of hyperphagia and starvation due to seasonal changes in food resources, as discussed above, although we did not find a seasonal pattern.
