Additionally, a single nucleotide substitution (rs25531, A > G) within both alleles reduces transcription so that the LG allele becomes functionally equivalent to the S allele [ 12, 13].
These findings confirm that occasioning the same reinforced choice response is one means by which disparate samples become functionally equivalent.
Since protein identifiers are expected to correspond to multiple genes, the concept of an identifier's "quality" no longer has meaning; consequently, whenever protein identifiers are involved, the implication and quality heuristic strategies become functionally equivalent.
Incorporation of an unpreferred codon is unlikely to be functionally equivalent to a complete loss of function.
Rice (Oryza sativa) proteins also exhibit functional differentiation, although they are not always functionally equivalent to their Arabidopsis homologues.
The problem becomes evident when one of the systems, say S1, is replaced with, which is functionally equivalent to S1.
Functional complementation studies will determine whether CgZF1 and AgZF1 are functionally equivalent to putative orthologous genes identified in legumes.
Together, these functional characterization experiments suggest that neocentromeres in DT40 cells are functionally equivalent to endogenous centromeres.
"That," he said, "is functionally equivalent to a quota system".
Medicare administrators, for instance, declared Amgen's new anemia drug, Aranesp, to be "functionally equivalent" to the older drug Procrit and therefore not eligible for extra reimbursement.
