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Interestingly, circadian rhythm functional term was significantly enriched with extremely high fold enrichment (98.4) in line A. Circadian rhythms are daily oscillations of multiple biological processes driven by endogenous clocks.

In other words, LiTXN3 cannot directly react with molecules that are located within the mitochondrial compartments, namely mTXNPx, nsGPX and UMSBP, and therefore sustain the biological processes driven by these proteins.

Next, we deduced the main biological processes driven by the differentially expressed gene sets obtained from the cluster analysis.

Studying cell motility has become an important factor in understanding numerous biological processes, driven by the rapid development of bio-imaging technology.

The purpose of this study was to identify early and late biological processes driven by estrogen putative direct target genes for early response, while for later events the response might be driven by more downstream targets in the molecular pathway.

For example, "iron II) photooxidation" can refer to either a biological process driven by light (photobiological/phototrophic iron II) oxidation) or a strictly chemical, abiotic process (photochemical iron II) oxidation).

It has evolved through weathering processes driven by biological, climatic, geologic, and topographic influences.

Biological pathway analysis by IPA provides insights into processes driven by the culturing of SM such as mitochondrial dysfunction and pathways related to cell interaction with the extracellular matrix and apoptosis.

By looking at the associated nucleotide variation, we have tried to discern if the differences could be attributable to some biological adaptation process driven by natural selection or just to random genetic drift.

The product system is made up of two independent stages: one is storage of the microbial reaction product, and the other one is the product being fed to a conventional fuel cell process driven by non-biological catalysis, such as in the case of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell, where H2 is converted into electricity [36].

Apoptosis and autophagy are distinct biological processes, each driven by a different set of protein-protein interactions, with significant crosstalk via direct interactions among apoptotic and autophagic proteins.