Thus, the evolutionary time scales of ERV insertions and the appearance of the zinc-finger gene that binds to its unique sequences should occur at the same time.
Moreover, a recent study showed that CREBH could bind to its unique response element (CREBHRE) in the target gene promoter to modulate transcription [ 10, 12].
RANKL binds to its unique receptor activator of NF-κB (RANK) [ 60], and the RANKL/ RANK pathway seems of crucial importance in osteoclastogenesis and the bone erosion process.
To be sure, as the first proposed offshore wind project in the United States, Cape Wind, as it is called, was bound to encounter unique scrutiny, and like any undertaking of its size, it is not without environmental impacts.
Further, a base may not be necessary for the first deprotonation, as the p Ka of the water molecule may be dramatically lowered in its distinctive environment, bound to the unique Fe of the C-cluster.
Fission yeast is bound to make unique contributions to defining both universal and specialized processes relevant to cellular aging and TOR signaling; its low-complexity genome, technical resources, and genetic tractability under tightly controlled conditions provide a potent platform, complementary to budding yeast, to identify relevant genetic factors involved in these processes.
My style is bound to be unique because I have to work out a way of playing with the players I've got.
In addition to using firewalls for this purpose, Wu et al. [20] also employ subnetting (i.e., each virtual network is bound to a unique subnet) in order to provide an additional layer of security against unauthorized information disclosure.
The C-cluster instead depicts a H2O/OH− molecule bound to the unique Fe.
While we have detailed our experience, each interdisciplinary exploration is bound to be unique to the individuals and institutions involved.
