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Because of its predicted role as a scaffold, pursuit of huntingtin function and HD pathogenesis has focused on identifying htt-interacting proteins.

Since it was postulated in the mid-1980s, carbonitridede has seen most effort focussed on its mechanical properties because of its predicted hardness, unusual Poisson's ratio, etc. Far less work has been carried out on the optical and electronic characteristics.

Using the "guilt by association" approach we predict that this protein has a role in transcription, because of its predicted interactions with several universal transcription initiation factors (TIF and TAF), and also in mRNA processing and metabolism, because of its interactions with splicing factors, P-body, and translation-initiation proteins [26].

Among predictive variables not listed because of the paucity of data available, prenatal hydrocephalus is of particular interest, because its predicted outcome is an important element of decision-making for antenatal treatment and/or interruption.

49 One recent study showed that the solution is neither the unreliable seed-based targeting model nor the inaccessible 3′ UTR structure, but the miRNA itself: the lsy-6 miRNA has unusually low targeting proficiency because of its weak predicted seed-pairing stability (SPS) and its high target-site abundance (TA).

Because of this, and its predicted globular shape, the protein encoded by the b1 gene is designated Obelix (GenBank accession number AY103477).

To assess whether this regulation is indeed because of miR-21 recognizing its predicted binding site in MEF2C rather than other nonspecific actions, we mutated the miR-21 site in MEF2C.

Among the group III nitrides, InN is of great interest because of its extremely high predicted electron mobility [1], small effective mass [2, 3], and large electron saturation drift velocity [4].

Despite its absence among the 6500 exomes summarized on the exome variant server (12), we had previously considered this variant (V6, Table  1) to be non-disease-causing because of its lack of predicted effect on the ABCA4 protein.

The 2006 turbidity prediction model was selected as the best predictive model because of its ability to predict turbidity within the acceptable error range and required confidence interval.

Although this test is not routinely used for children with CP, it was included because of its use to predict falls in people with neurological impairments.