In eukaryotes, BPL occurs in a polypeptide in which the C-terminal end bears the BPL function, whereas little is known about the function of the very diverse N-terminal region.
In this study, we analyse the T-cell subsets likely to bear the most important effector functions in tumour control, that is the cytotoxic T cells and their counterpart, the regulatory T cells.
Patients don't always choose PAS for the most obvious reason, intractable pain: men can't bear the collapse of normal bodily functions and the fact that other people have to cope with them; women are more likely to despair of lives in which all the things that gave them any joy or satisfaction are now beyond them.
They hover, absent of the noisy commercial branding and design, entirely relieved of their conventional function to bear the art object.
Kant's arguments here do not directly bear upon the functions of notions of God and the soul within the complex structure of human religious belief and practice.
Just when it seems almost too drab to bear, the lid is spectacularly lifted on a white-tiled bear pit which functions as the Ministry of Love.
Thus, HupBMtb bears the propensity to function as a nucleoid-associated protein in its natural setting.
The zebrafish Cry1a has been found to be the light sensor of the cell-autonomous circadian clock in zebrafish (Tamai et al. 2007) and it possibly also bears this function in the eye.
The SPL round trip fiber contact with M1/S1 bears the advanced integration functions, feeling, and other information from various brain regions in the final comprehensive analysis and judgment.
Together with repeat sequences and parasitic DNA that seem to bear no function to the organism, the only conclusion can be that bacterial genomes are not always evolving towards optimal efficiency.
