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eIF3 has been better characterized from model organisms, but is poorly known from more diverged groups, including unicellular lineages represented by known human pathogens.

Second, the microbial sequence "background" in clinical specimens from healthy persons (e.g., blood) must be better characterized before findings from ill persons can be reliably interpreted.

Structural and biochemical studies have demonstrated that the taTrxR is very much like the better characterized bacterial homologue from E. coli except in its selection for its reductant.

These eIF3j orthologues, however, display a very low level of identity when compared with better characterized eukaryotic eiF3j orthologues from mammals and yeast (Additional file 1: Figure S10), and they are all annotated as hypothetical proteins.

Comparison of the sequences to homologs from better characterized species also allowed us to functionally classify the predicted unigenes and perform gene evolution analysis and tests for positive selection.

With the advent of inexpensive sequencing tools, pairwise sequence comparison became a major research tool; programs such as BLAST (Altschul et al., 1990) are used to identify regions with similar sequences in order to study problems in genetics and genomics by using knowledge from better characterized organisms.

We review the research avenues that spring from the better characterized water-soluble hydrophilic maquettes and guide the construction of amphiphilic maquettes patterned on membrane-bound oxidoreductases that couple electron transfer to transmembrane proton-motive force.

Our study provides evidence that adult neuronal differentiation is distinct from the better characterized embryonic neuronal differentiation process.

Although its swarming behavior shares many readily observable similarities with other swarming bacteria, the phenomenon remains somewhat of an enigma in this bacterium since some attributes skew away from the better characterized systems.

The principal rationale for this site being the LRP5/6 interaction site seems to be that it is distinct from the better characterized (by the authors) GAG-binding site (SOS binds there and mutations knockout heparin binding), but it cannot be ruled out that the second site is also a GAG binding site.

The distinct features of the RBRs indicate that attempts to extrapolate from knowledge of the other better characterized classes of E3 ligases are likely to fail.